Shoes and Sevan ... New details in the crisis of theft of the Egyptian Football Association Cups
It seems that the crisis of stealing the African Cups in Egypt took a new turn after a source from within the Football Association revealed new items that had been stolen from the Football Association, a case that was transferred to the Attorney General.
The Egyptian Ministry of Youth and Sports stated on its page on the social networking site (Facebook) that the file on the loss of some holdings from the stores of the Egyptian Football Association (EFA) had been transferred to the Attorney General in light of what was included in the report issued by the examination committee formed by those concerned with the Ministry of Youth and Sports.
Egyptian media, quoting a source within the Egyptian Football Association, stated that the acting executive director of El Gabaliya, Walid Al-Attar, asked several times from the warehouse official in the Hadaf project in 6th of October City for the full, official papers for 1500 Adidas T-shirts, the sponsoring company of the Football Association, before contracting with Its counterpart is Puma, in addition to the committee that was assigned by the Ministry of Sports to inspect the Jabaliya collections, discovering the disappearance of 2 golden swords, one of which was obtained from Kuwait and the other from the Sultanate of Oman.
The source added that, in addition to the disappearance of 24 cups, shoes obtained from Puma, the Football Association's sponsor, were discovered.
It is noteworthy that Dr. Ashraf Sobhi, Minister of Youth and Sports revealed his recent decision regarding the file of the disappearance of the FIFA Cups and some holdings, after reviewing all the details included in the report of the committee formed by the ministry to investigate the matter, as he decided to transfer the file completely to the Public Prosecution, to uncover the circumstances of the disappearance of the Jabaliya collections. The most prominent of which is the African Cup, which Egypt maintains, as a result of winning 3 consecutive African Nations Championships in years
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