Egyptian wrestler departs Slovakia team
The incident involving the departure of Egyptian youth wrestling team player Ziad Hajjaj after his participation in the World Championship in Slovakia has sparked widespread controversy. He left the hotel where the team was staying without anyone knowing his whereabouts, amid speculation that it was either a runaway or a voluntary departure. Hajjaj, who is 19 years old, is considered a rising talent in Egyptian wrestling and has achieved significant results in his career, including winning a gold medal at the Africa Under-20 Championship. The Ministry of Youth and Sports has initiated an investigation into the circumstances of the incident and has directed the Egyptian Wrestling Federation to take legal measures, while affirming its commitment to safeguarding the player's rights. His father has also acknowledged responsibility for his return to Egypt after the conclusion of his sports assignment, despite the details of his exit and departure outside official protocols remaining unclear. This incident comes amid a wave of cases where Egyptian athletes leave their foreign missions without coordination, leading to stricter travel procedures for athletes and a reiteration by the ministry of the importance of adherence to laws and regulations by players and relevant authorities.
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