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Chairperson of Egypt’s Zamalek Sporting Club Mortada Mansour blamed Egyptian Referee Jihad Greisha for his team’s defeat against Al Makassa football team during their match on Friday in the framework of the Egyptian Premier League. He stressed that the referee did not give two penalties to Zamalek during the match leading to the loss.
He added, “I will force Jihad Greisha to retire. I bought a large number of players estimated 52 million EGP, while the referee undermined our efforts.” He stressed the need for cancelling the match, saying that he demanded to exclude Greisha from refereeing the matches of his team.
He added that the team’s coach Mohamed Helmy will remain with the team during the coming period, saying that the team performed well, while lost the match because the referee. He added, “We will not perform the coming match befor Jeish if there is no decision to cancel the result of last match.”
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