A number of gold members of the general meeting of the Al-Ahly club refused to virtually convene an extraordinary general meeting recently convened by the club’s leadership.
These members were of the opinion that it was necessary to attend the meeting so that all outstanding issues could be clearly discussed and clear and precise decisions could be made on them.
Al-Ahly Club management, led by Majid Al-Nafi, recently called for an extraordinary general meeting on July 25, subject to the terms and conditions for its convening being disclosed at a later date.
A number of Gold Members reported that they received invitations to attend the Extraordinary General Assembly Meeting remotely through visual communication methods.
These members refused these invitations, insisting on attending the meeting.
All Al Ahly people of all ranks are working hard to get President Majid Al Nafiee and his entire administration to leave after he led the first football team to the first degree for the first time in his history.
Al-Ahly fans emphasize that the continued management of Al-Nafiya and all those associated with them has become unacceptable for the club.
Meanwhile, nothing has been reported on the agenda of the extraordinary general meeting, and everything indicates that the president and his administration are determined to continue, which is rejected by all members of the general meeting.
Meanwhile, Al Ahly fans are still waiting for the exceptional decision to continue their team in the Prince Mohammed bin Salman Professional League, regardless of the mechanism that decision makers in the Football Association and the Professional League will resort to.
As for the Al Ahly football team, the administration wants to negotiate with the Uruguayan Siboldi for a new contract to take over the team’s training next season, to which the coach agreed, but is keen to conclude a contract with better financial terms.
On the player side, Al Makahwi and Noah Al Musa were confirmed to have left with the expiration of their contracts, while Al Yusky, Danclair and Eduardo were preparing for a financial settlement before terminating their contracts with the club. .
