Translated Sama Marwan,
The FIFA Players’ Status Committee rejected former Egypt national team coach Rui Vitoria’s lawsuit, where he demanded the full value of his contract, €4 million.
Vitoria claimed his full dues after his contract was terminated following Egypt’s failure in the Africa Cup of Nations, where the team was eliminated in the Round of 16.
He gave the Egyptian FA two months to pay the rest of his salary, but delays led him to file the lawsuit. Egypt’s legal defense was led by Mohamed Al-Mashta.
Details of Mamdouh Eid’s Meeting with Pyramids FC Players
Engineer Mamdouh Eid, Chairman of Pyramids FC, held a motivational meeting with the team ahead of their important African Champions League match against Rwanda’s army team.
The match, scheduled for Saturday at Amahoro Stadium in Kigali, is part of the Round of 32. Eid emphasized the significance of this match, encouraging the team to stay focused and secure their advancement to the group stage.
He expressed gratitude to the players for their recent efforts, which resulted in winning the Egypt Cup—the club’s first title.
Eid also welcomed new players Youssef Obama and Abdelrahman Magdy, confident in their future contributions.
Additionally, Pyramids FC received official approval from the Confederation of African Football (CAF) to wear black armbands and observe a minute of silence in memory of their late former coach Ihab Galal.
This tribute will take place before the kickoff of their match against the Rwandan team.
