Regulations allow clubs to make substitutions 24 hours before their first match at the World Cup.
Saudi Al-Ittihad have made another move to replace injured Italian defender Luis Filippi in their roster for the Saudi Club World Cup 2023 before the transfer deadline expires.
The Italian suffered a muscle tear during the last match against Damak in the round of 16 of the Saudi Roshan League, which resulted in him being sidelined for six weeks, officially confirming his absence from the World Cup.
According to the “Bra 18” plan, Al-Jedawi Club sent an official letter to the International Football Federation (FIFA) to transfer the player, as the regulations allow clubs to do so, and the team has 24 hours. Reasons like first match and serious injuries are mandatory.
The program also pointed out and confirmed this Federal Journalist Majid Hood, Argentina to Marcelo Gallardo; The team’s technical director is keen to replace Felipe with young defender Zweilem Al-Menhali.
Notably, Dean will begin their journey at the global event by facing Auckland, New Zealand on December 12, while the two-time winner meets Egypt’s Al-Ahly in the second round.
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