Following the approval of its formation by the General Assembly of the Football Association during its meeting at two o'clock this afternoon, chaired by Counselor Saeed Al-Houti, via videoconference, "the Football Association" is considering the complaint submitted by Al-Ahly Youth Club against the Professional League, against the background of its recent decision to cancel the League The Arab Gulf, which the team is leading until the 19th round with 43 points, is six points behind its closest competitors Al Ain, and the club also filed a complaint against the Football Association for adopting the League's decisions to cancel the league.
The Disciplinary Committee had suddenly decided to postpone its previous meeting, which was scheduled for the 24th of last month after being informed by the General Secretariat of the Football Association that its legal period had expired, as Al-Ahly youth in the memorandum submitted to the Discipline Committee called for the cancellation of all decisions issued by the General Assembly of the Professional Association and all The matters arising from these decisions, and in return granting the club the title of the league or completing the competition, as it tops its ranking until the moment of the cancellation decision.
It is expected that the discipline committee will consider the case from all legal aspects and its documents in the meeting today, before inviting the parties concerned to appear before it to hear their statements or not, while the legal department in Al-Ahly Youth Club is expected to have submitted to the committee its legal file By monitoring the legal loopholes that could constitute a legal basis for the club in its complaint about this case.
Specialists and jurists have identified for "Emirates Today" the legal loopholes that Al Ahly youth can rely on in this case, which are: making the decision to increase or decrease the number of professional clubs without a quorum by voting, and the second is that there is a separate general assembly for professional clubs without amateurs, what He had to determine the fate of the first-class clubs, while such decisive decisions were best done through the General Assembly of the Football Association, while the third gap was the lack of coordination of the League with the Football Association in a crucial and important decision, as stated in Article 27 of the statute of the Association's General Assembly, either. The fourth is embodied in the resort to voting on the decision, which led to the cancellation of the league without crowning a champion, landing or ascending.