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Former Iraqi national team player Neshat Akram's comments about the Jordanian and Egyptian teams sparked widespread controversy. He stated that these two teams would not bring any technical benefit to the Gulf Cup, and that their participation was solely for the sake of financial rewards. Followers responded to his remarks, suggesting that the history and sporting stature of Jordan and Egypt should not be underestimated. They called on Akram to issue a formal apology, emphasizing that the participation of the "Nashama" (Jordan) and the "Pharaohs" (Egypt) reflects significant athletic presence. They stressed that competition should remain within the realm of performance on the field.
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