Case Returns to Spotlight

The case involving Egyptian player Mahmoud Abdel Moneim Kahraba and Kuwaiti club Al Qadsia has returned to the spotlight after reports claimed that FIFA’s Dispute Resolution Chamber issued a ruling in favor of the player.

Financial Details of the Ruling

According to reports, FIFA ordered Al Qadsia to pay Kahraba $315,000, along with 5% annual interest until full payment is completed, in line with FIFA regulations.

Origin of the Dispute

The dispute began when Al Qadsia terminated the player’s contract during the winter transfer window after he fell out of the technical staff’s plans.

Reason for Contract Termination

The decision came after coach Nabil Maaloul requested signing a new foreign player, which led the club management to end Kahraba’s contract.

Legal Escalation

Kahraba refused to waive his financial rights and escalated the case to FIFA, demanding full compensation according to his contract.

Approaching Resolution

The case went through several legal stages at FIFA before recent reports suggested a ruling in favor of the player, bringing the dispute closer to an official resolution.