Alexis Kogias, owner of the Greek club Larissa, denied the statements of Amr Warda, midfielder to the team and the national team, during which he confirmed that the differences between the president of Larissa and his counterpart in PAOK were behind his expulsion from the team.
The Greek club, Larissa, had announced the need to dispense with the services of the Egyptian international Amr Warda due to serious disciplinary violations, as described by the club.
Malik Larissa said, in statements to the newspaper “Africa Sport”, that he still sees Amr Warda among the most prominent players in the Greek team, but the failure to comply with the instructions removed him from the club’s accounts once and for all, as disciplinary and educational procedures subject to any player who does not comply with the instructions and procedures that are subject to It has the rest of his colleagues.
The owner of the Greek club pointed out that Amr Warda is delaying the medical examinations that precede the team’s return to training again, after a period of interruption due to the widespread spread of the Corona virus in most countries of the world, and this resulted in his absence from the training that started days ago..
Amr Warda had said earlier, “All this is a lie. My departure reason is a personal dispute between the club president and the head of the PAOK club. What is my fault?“.
He added, “How does the president of Larissa say that I am like Maradona this season after my distinguished performance and then decides to annul my contract, he made this decision because the loan was nearing completion and he found it an opportunity to respond to the president of PAOK“.
Warda moved to Larissa from PAOK last summer on loan for a season. The 26-year-old played 23 games this season locally, scored 7 and scored 6 goals..
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