The management of Union Sportive de Algiers has broken its silence to address recent changes in scheduling and rumors circulating around the team, reaffirming its commitment to defending the club’s interests and calling on loyal supporters for solidarity.
Amidst the rescheduling of the match against Paradou Athletic Club, initially slated for Saturday but moved to Sunday at the 5th of July Stadium, the club’s administration issued a statement via its official Facebook page.
The statement emphasized the club’s unwavering defense of its rights, asserting that it has spared no effort in protecting the team’s interests against what it described as a campaign of misinformation aimed at destabilizing the club following any setbacks.
Addressing concerns regarding goalkeeper M’Bolhi, who has been recuperating from an injury sustained during the Africa Cup of Nations, the administration clarified that the player has been granted permission to undergo necessary medical examinations and rehabilitation abroad, with the club awaiting his swift return to training.
Regarding Cameroonian forward Lionel Mbappe, the club stated that his recent absence from training was due to administrative procedures related to his work permit in Algeria, with no disciplinary issues involved. The management emphasized Mbappe’s prompt return to training after the last match against Mouloudia El Bayadh.
Expressing disappointment over the rescheduling of the match against Paradou, the club’s administration acknowledged the physical preparations undertaken by the coaching staff throughout the week, ultimately accepting the decision to play on Sunday, February 11.
In conclusion, the administration appealed to fans to rally around the team during this critical juncture, emphasizing the importance of achieving the club’s goals and succeeding in the challenges ahead.
