
The Chairman of Aston Villa confirms that the club will not allow anyone to stand in the way of his career
Aston Villa Chairman Nassef Sawiris announced legal action against sports critic Jamie Carragher for his alleged insults to the club and its fans, following Carragher’s statements about team coach Unai Emery and Manchester United.
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Nassef Sawiris announced that legal measures were being taken against Jamie Carragher following statements by the latter that the club considered an insult.
(CNN) - Nassef Sawiris, Chairman of Aston Villa, announced on Saturday that legal measures had been taken against former Liverpool player, Jamie Carragher.
This decision was made against Carragher, who currently works as a sports critic, because of what Aston Villa described as his “unacceptable insults against the club and its fans.”
Egyptian billionaire Sawiris said: “Aston Villa will not allow anyone to stand in the way of our rise in English and European football,” according to what was reported by the club’s account on the “X” platform.
Jamie Carragher was criticized for nominating Aston Villa coach Unai Emery to lead Manchester United, which has been suffering from poor results recently.
Later, Carragher responded to criticism from Aston Villa fans during his media appearance, saying: “Emery was truly amazing in what he did year after year. He must want to coach a giant team again.”
He added: "Aston Villa will never be Manchester United. There is a hierarchy in football, whether you like it or not."
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