
The Egyptian Zamalek Club announced that the team’s striker, Nasser Mansi, was referred for investigation and suspended from training, against the backdrop of his behavior by throwing the club’s shirt to the ground after scoring the winning goal against the Rwandan Army in the African Champions League.
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Nasser Mansi threw a Zamalek shirt to the ground after scoring a goal in a match against the Rwandan army.
The Egyptian club, Zamalek, announced through its accounts on social media platforms, on Saturday, the decisions of the technical director of the first football team, Motamed Gamal, against striker Nasser Mansi.
The coach decided to refer Mansi to investigation and suspend him from group training until the end of the investigation to which the 28-year-old will be subjected following the team’s return from Rwanda on Sunday.
Zamalek Club said that director of football, Abdel Nasser Mohamed, will submit a memorandum to the club’s legal affairs regarding the incident, in preparation for investigating the player, with the fate of his return being decided based on the results of the investigation.
Nasser Mansi had scored the only winning goal against the Rwandan army, at the latter’s stadium, last Friday, in the first leg of the second preliminary round of the African Champions League.
After scoring the goal, Mansi ran quickly before throwing the “White Knight” team shirt forcefully onto the field, while his teammates approached him, hugged him and gathered around him.
Nasser Mansi was keen to apologize to the fans of the Zamalek club, as he wrote through his account in the “Story” feature on the Instagram platform: “The great Zamalek fans are my home, my family, and my support after God. I am writing these words and I feel that I must apologize to every Zamalek club who was upset with me because of throwing the T-shirt. It was a wrong behavior, and I sincerely apologize for it, and no matter what pressure and emotion I was going through, this is not an excuse for this behavior and I accept any action.” "Punishment."
He added: "The club and its fans have a great favor on me after God, and I never deny the favor of the place that gave me trust and opportunity, and I will never forget the love of the fans who always supported me with every goal I had in my pocket, and every success I achieved, and I saw the grace of God and the support of the club, its fans, my colleagues, and all the people who stood beside me."
He continued: “I am one of you, and Zamalek to me is not just the Zamalek Club, a home, a family, and affiliation, and Nasser Mansi never forgets the virtue of Zamalek and its fans to him. We are one family, and no matter what happens, we will not listen to any need or anyone that separates us.”
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