Al-Ahly and former Egyptian national team star Magdi Abdel-Ghani have sparked a number of controversies on the Egyptian football scene following their meeting between Egypt and Senegal in the African qualifiers for the World Cup.

The Egyptian national team had a hard-fought victory over Senegal with a single goal in a match played at the “Cairo International Stadium” on Friday, in the structure of the first round of the final qualifiers for the 2022 World Series. Cup in Qatar.

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A video clip of Magdi Abdel Ghani attacking a security guard at the gates of Cairo Stadium, where a meeting of barons and lions was held, has been circulated on several social media sites.

After the video became clear, the former al-Ahly and Egyptian national team player decided to respond with a statement on his personal account on the social networking site “Facebook”.

Abdel-Ghani wrote: “Initially, at the loving invitation of the Egyptian Football Association, a group of Egyptian football stars from all over history, I confirm that I was at Cairo Stadium yesterday to support and support our national team.”

He added, “I am always proud and proud of what I have provided in stadiums for my great country over the years. At that time I did not shed a sweat. I always tried to raise the flag of Egypt. At all the Arab, African and international championships.”

The former Red Genie star explained: “I went to Cairo Stadium with permission to get in the car because there was so much distance between the gate and the runway, especially the joint surgery, that I could not walk. Walk this distance.”

He added, “But one of the stadium staff refused to let me into the car and treated me inappropriately, firstly for my age and secondly for my status and history. As a former international who gave a lot and a lot to Egyptian football.”

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He continued, “Of course I do not think anyone should be insulted, but the inappropriate manner I saw from this employee shocked me and at the same time rejected me, I could not allow it, I see no justification for it. Him.”

He continued, “I reaffirm my respect and appreciation to all the organizations that organized this great and honorable event, and to all the security agencies that have always worked for the safety and security of Egypt and the Egyptians. Yesterday they presented us with a model. For the new republic we live in, moment by moment. “

Abdul-Ghani concluded his statement: “In the end, I wish our national team success and pray to God to climb the World Cup and fulfill that mission successfully to make the dream of the best Egyptian people a reality.”

No one can deny the role of defense in guiding this spectacular Egypt match against Senegal yesterday, but Magdie Abdel Ghani’s shot was a black spot on a happy night for the Egyptian people.