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02:18 PM | Thursday, January 28, 2021
Ramadan Sobhi, Pyramids player, accompanied by Ayman Ashraf, Al-Ahly player
Ayman Ashraf, a player for Al-Ahly and the Egyptian national team, sparked controversy on social media after the Al-Ahly and Pyramids match, which ended in a goalless draw in a postponed match of the tenth day of the Premier League, the Stadium of Air Defense.
Ayman Ashraf posted an image while taking the ball from Ramadan Sobhi, on his official Facebook page: “Good morning”, referring to his brilliance in the ball cut by the Pyramids players after a passing error by the Al- Ahly, and that reached the Pyramids players and from there to Ramadan Sobhi, who tried to dodge his former teammate, but the Al-Ahly defender managed to catch the ball from the former Al-Ahly player after a great danger to the goal of the Red Genie.
Al-Ahly fans praised Ayman Ashraf’s level during the Pyramids match, while Ramadan Sobhi attacked the current Pyramids player after leaving Al-Ahly at the beginning of the current season, and after that, Ayman Ashraf had to delete the image.
Schubert to Ramadan Sobhi: It is clear that you are under pressure, and you are dedicated to being able to fulfill the ambition
Journalist Ahmed Schubert commented that Ramadan Sobhi, the Pyramids player, did not shake hands with his Al-Ahly teammates during the match in the 10th week of Premier League matches, which ended in a goalless draw.
Schubert said on his “With Schubert” program on “On Sport FM”: “Expand the world, Ramadan, and it is clear that you are under pressure, and do not forget that the Al-Ahly players were your companions when you were a player.” in the ranks of the Red Genie. “
“The players of the Al-Ahly team are your companions in the Egyptian national team, and you chose your path, and your contract with Pyramids still lasts 5 years, and the ambition that you will not be able to achieve this season, can be achieved for the following season.”
“I liked Ahmed Fathi’s performance during the match, and the player was dominated by a state of calm, as always, and this is my message for Ramadan, who must deal with calm.”
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