Contract Termination?.. Regulations Could Prevent Pyramids From Continuing Ramadan Sobhi’s Deal After Four-Year Ban 🚨
The Swiss Federal Court rejected Ramadan Sobhi’s appeal against the punishment imposed on him in the doping case, upholding the player’s four-year suspension and raising new questions about his future with Pyramids during the suspension period.
According to media reports, the continued suspension means Ramadan Sobhi will be barred from playing football throughout the punishment period, which extends, based on the announced duration, until 2029. The decision also comes with restrictions related to his ability to take part in sporting activities.
What Does Ramadan Sobhi’s Suspension Mean for Pyramids?
According to the reports, the regulations prevent a suspended player from taking part in any sporting activity during the punishment period, whether the activity is technical or administrative.
These restrictions directly affect Ramadan Sobhi’s relationship with Pyramids, as questions have emerged over whether the club can continue its contractual arrangement with a player who is unable to participate in football-related activities for the duration of the ban.
In this context, contract termination has emerged as one of the issues that could be considered by the Pyramids administration, particularly with the suspension lasting several years. However, any decision remains linked to the applicable regulations, contractual procedures and official rulings.
Ramadan Sobhi’s Lawyer Reveals Appeal Details
Hany Zahran, Ramadan Sobhi’s lawyer, had previously discussed the latest developments in the case and the appeal filed by the player before the Swiss Federal Court.
Zahran explained that the defense team had submitted the appeal, but the court had not yet reached a decision at that time due to the holiday period. He added that a ruling had been expected during September or October.
The Pyramids player’s lawyer also revealed details related to the proceedings before the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), explaining that, according to the defense team’s position, the court had not allowed certain evidence and supporting material to be presented during the case.
Excluded Evidence Was a Key Part of the Appeal
Hany Zahran said that the inability to submit that evidence represented, from the defense team’s perspective, one of the strong grounds that could be relied upon in the appeal before the Swiss Federal Court.
He also explained that Ramadan Sobhi’s doping case was the first occasion on which the player had taken such a case to the Swiss Federal Court, expressing hope at the time that this could provide an opportunity for the punishment to be reconsidered.
However, after the Swiss Federal Court rejected the appeal, the four-year suspension remains in effect, according to the reports cited in the source material.
Ramadan Sobhi’s Future With Pyramids Awaits a Decision
Ramadan Sobhi now faces a lengthy absence from football until 2029, based on the announced duration of the suspension, while his contractual future with Pyramids remains a major point of interest.
With the consequences of the decision continuing to unfold, the football community is waiting to see what steps the club will take regarding the contract and whether the regulations will lead to the termination of the relationship during the suspension period.
Further legal developments could also emerge in the case during the coming period, potentially adding another chapter to the ongoing situation surrounding the Pyramids player.
