The Saudi Al-Riyadia newspaper revealed that Al-Hilal addressed the Sports Arbitration Center to demand an urgent response to his request for temporary measures in the case of his player Muhammad Kno, who is disputed with Al-Nasr.
The Kanno case came back to the fore once more during the last 48 hours, following the lawyer, Ahmed Al-Amir, revealed amendments made by the Saudi Sports Arbitration Center, which is currently before it, regarding the procedural rules without announcing them.
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The prince explained that an amendment was made in Article 29 of the procedural rules of the arbitration center regarding the conditions for approving the provisional measures clause, noting that this amendment was made on May 12 without being announced, which is what some saw as serving Al Hilal.
The Al-Assami Club had submitted a request to suspend the penalty imposed on it by the Dispute Resolution Chamber by preventing it from registering for two transfer periods until the final decision in the case, pursuant to the provisional measures clause, as it is a party affected by the penalty.
Al-Riyadhiya explained that Al-Hilal addressed the Sports Arbitration Center and demanded that it urgently respond to its request to suspend the penalty. In his speech, he refuted the direct damages resulting from the decision in the Kno case, on top of which was preventing him from registering in light of the start of the summer transfer period and the start of the team’s preparations for the new season.
It is noteworthy that the Dispute Resolution Chamber of the Saudi Football Federation had ruled in favor of Al-Nasr to suspend Kno for 4 months and prevent Al-Hilal from registering for two transfer periods, in addition to fining the two parties in solidarity with an amount of 27 million Saudi riyals in favor of Al-Asfar, and the two clubs submitted an appeal once morest the decision to the Sports Arbitration Center, which was not issued He ruled so far.
