Ramadan Sobhi's eligibility for European play
Expert regulations specialist Amer Almairaireh confirmed that Ramadan Sobhi's return to participating in Northern Cyprus's league is illegal during his suspension period due to a doping case. He warned that any attempt to play outside anti-doping regulations could strip him of his sporting rights and expose him to sanctions, potentially lasting up to twice the suspension period. He explained that the player must adhere to all procedures in place during the suspension, and any violation would be considered a breach, resulting in additional penalties. This comes after the Swiss Federal Court rejected the appeal filed by Ramadan Sobhi against his four-year ban, a ruling upheld by the Court of Arbitration for Sport, which prevents him from engaging in any sporting activity during his suspension. Meanwhile, a statement was issued by a former player suggesting that there is a 90% probability of Ramadan returning to football in Europe. However, this depends on him not being subject to the International Football Association’s (FIFA) regulations and the lack of an international license, opening the possibility of his return to a lower-tier league or to playing outside Egypt.
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