A lawsuit in Egypt to dismiss Queiroz from coaching the national team
The state of discontent and anger in Egypt against the coach of the first team, Portuguese Carlos Queiroz, continued, after the disappointing level of the Pharaohs team in the African Nations Cup currently held in Cameroon, especially after losing in the first match against Nigeria, and the last escalating step was the lawyer In the cassation, Hani Al-Sadiq filed a lawsuit before the State Council Court, in which he demanded the nullification of the contract between the Tripartite Committee, which ran the Egyptian Football Association, and the Portuguese national team coach, Carlos Queiroz.
The Masrawy website stated that the lawyer asked to compel Hassan Shehata and Hossam Hassan to submit a technical report assessing the level of technical director Queiroz and his assistants.
In his lawsuit, the lawyer said that “on 12-18-2020, the International Football Association (FIFA) decided to appoint Ahmed Mujahid as head of the new tripartite committee in the Football Association, which includes in its membership, both Muhammad Al-Shawarbi and Ahmed Awad, assigning them to manage the affairs of the Federation until The end of January 2022, succeeding Amr Al-Janaini, until elections are held to choose the president of the Egyptian Football Association.”
The lawyer explained, "After taking over the presidency of the tripartite committee, he did not provide the hoped-for results that would satisfy the broad masses of the football-loving Egyptian people, as the Egyptian football team did not present a football level worthy of the team that has historical achievement in the African continent and the Arab countries."
He added, "The Egyptian first team is the leader in the most winning continental championships in the Middle East, but during the era of the Tripartite Committee, we found nothing but disappointment and poor results, whether in the current African championship or the previous Arab championship, from which the Egyptian team came out after a series of successive defeats. One of the weakest Arab teams.
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