Al-Nasr Club issued a statement in response to a statement from the Football Association, in which the President of the Football Association, Yasser Al-Mashal, demanded to intervene and called on the Federation’s legal department to maintain its authority and jurisdiction in the case brought by the club against its former player Abdul Razzaq Hamdallah and Hamid Al-Balawi, CEO of Al-Ittihad Football Club.
The Football Association recently issued a public statement without naming the case or citing the parties to it, but attempted to clear up the confusion about what is being circulated on social media on one issue by pointing out that contract disputes involving a foreign player are subject to jurisdiction. International Football Federation.
With regard to the Al-Nasr club, in his statement, he revealed the problem and its sides, and also stressed to the Football Association that it is under its jurisdiction and that it should study it, and not pass it on to external parties so that it does not spread your consideration.
Al-Nasr said in a statement that on March 28, the club filed a complaint with the Professional Committee against Abdul Razzaq Hamdallah and Hamed Al-Balawi, accusing them of negotiating the transfer of the player to Al-Ittihad, despite the fact that the player’s contract was valid with Al-Nasr.
Al-Nasr’s statement continued: “Al-Nasr’s administration provided the physical evidence attached to the complaint, which is documented audio recordings between the parties of the negotiations from known and verified sources and attached to the complaint, and that this complaint is different from the club’s other complaints against the player in FIFA . In the statement of victory, it was considered that the complaint filed with the Professionalism Committee was related to a violation of professional regulations and was not related to contractual disputes.
Al-Nasr Club’s statement calls for FA President Yasser Al-Mashal to intervene, especially following the insinuations contained in a recent FA statement.
