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Essam Abdel Fattah on World Cup Challenges
Essam Abdel Fattah, head of the Egyptian refereeing committee, confirmed that the Egyptian refereeing system is currently under development aimed at restoring trust in it. This is being achieved through establishing a strong base of referees and requalifying them both technically and culturally. He explained that there is a comprehensive plan to analyze performance regularly and improve referees’ standards, including the creation of an advanced educational platform that surpasses FIFA’s platform, with the goal of enhancing training and analysis efficiency. He also emphasized the committee’s independence in selecting referees and stated that club interventions are not involved. Additionally, he mentioned that penalties will be applied for mistakes without official declaration, all to improve referee performance. Abdel Fattah denied any personal issues with Al-Ahly Club, clarifying that the committee will analyze all controversial refereeing cases with the aim of increasing public confidence in the Egyptian refereeing system. He also noted that there are three referees capable of managing top matches between Al-Ahly and Zamalek. The ongoing performance and refereeing analysis will continue with the goal of improving overall performance and reducing errors. He described his view that the Egyptian national team was harmed by refereeing mistakes during the World Cup, reaffirming efforts to restore trust in Egyptian referees and to continuously develop their performance.
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