Egyptian football is full of many funny situations, especially those that occur in conjunction with the holy month of Ramadan, where the religious atmosphere is at the forefront of the scene.
And today’s situation is with the star Ahmed Bilal, the former Al-Ahly club player, who had a professional experience in the Turkish League.
Bilal remembers the most difficult match he played in his career during the holy month of Ramadan, saying, “The most difficult match during my career in Ramadan was with Ankara Gudjo in the Turkish League. We were facing Besiktas, who was playing for Ahmed Hassan at the time, but he only played the first half and then came out as a substitute.“.
Bilal added, “Before the match, the club had changed the coach and replaced him with another, and our relationship was not good from the beginning.“.
And he continued, “I left the stadium without notifying him, but the board of directors spoke to me and persuaded me to return and we held a reconciliation session, and in the Besiktas match the coach insisted that I break my fast, but I completely refused that since we are in Ramadan and I played the match fasting.”“.
Bilal concluded by saying, “During that period, I was a loaned player and did not join permanently, but I actually went through the match fasting, and scored a goal in a tie with two goals for the same. After the match, the coach praised me a lot and chose me as a man of the match as the best player on the field.”