Mohamed Amin Messelouk, the vice president of the Algerian Football Federation (FAF) and the official tasked with managing the Professional Football League, held a meeting with the presidents of the capital clubs to find a solution to the issues surrounding match scheduling, as reported exclusively by “El Nahar” last Friday.
According to the FAF, Messelouk met yesterday, Sunday, with the presidents of the five capital clubs to discuss the scheduling of upcoming matches at the capital’s stadiums.
The football federation highlighted that the purpose of Messelouk’s meeting with the club presidents was to find solutions regarding the scheduling issues that capital clubs are facing.
The meeting comes amid ongoing concerns among clubs regarding match scheduling, with many expressing frustration over the lack of clarity and consistency in fixture arrangements.
By engaging with the club presidents directly, the FAF aims to address these concerns and ensure a smoother scheduling process moving forward.
Capital clubs play a crucial role in Algerian football, and their participation in league matches is essential for the success and competitiveness of the domestic football scene.
Therefore, resolving scheduling issues is of paramount importance to maintain the integrity and quality of the league.
Messelouk’s initiative to engage with club presidents demonstrates the FAF’s commitment to addressing the concerns of stakeholders and working collaboratively to improve the footballing landscape in Algeria.
By fostering dialogue and cooperation, the federation aims to overcome challenges and create a more efficient and effective scheduling system that benefits all parties involved.
As discussions continue between the FAF and club representatives, Algerian football fans remain hopeful that solutions will be found to ensure that matches are scheduled in a manner that is fair, transparent, and conducive to the growth and development of the sport in the country.
