Ibrahim Said Fahmy File: Revealing the Truth and the Stirring Controversy

The Egyptian club issued an official statement today, Monday, in response to the accusations directed at its young player Ibrahim Said Fahmy Kamel (born 2003) by Enppi Club, of forging his date of birth. In its response, the Egyptian club provided a comprehensive clarification of the situation, indicating that its administration registered the player in accordance with the laws and regulations issued by the government bodies concerned with this matter, and confirmed the validity of the official documents submitted.

The statement clarified that the player holds a national ID card from Al-Wasata center in Beni Suef governorate, showing his date of birth and profession, in addition to the existence of a recent birth certificate from another civil registry confirming his registration at an earlier date. The club also pointed to the existence of a personal declaration from the player confirming that he has not enrolled in any educational or university stage, in addition to the availability of a clear life and injury insurance document.

In a related context, the club confirmed that it had issued a professional contract for the aforementioned, documented with official dates. The Egyptian administration affirmed its readiness to take the necessary legal measures against any forgery allegations directed against it, in order to preserve its material, literary, and moral rights.

On another level, the club asked Enppi and the Egyptian Football Association to issue a statement denying the allegations that were promoted against it, considering that the participation of the mentioned player was not in violation of the laws, and based on that, the result of his match against Al-Masry in the youth born in 2003 should be decided.

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