Hani Zahran, the lawyer of Ramadan Sobhi, the Pyramids player involved in the doping case, confirmed that neither Al Ahly nor Pyramids have contacted him so far to provide legal intervention in the case.

Zahran said on the program "Number One" on CBC channel that the defense team is working to protect the player's reputation and history, affirming that Ramadan did not use any banned substances, and that the current penalty does not correspond to the evidence held by the defense team.

He explained that if the appeal is rejected by the Federal Court, they will resort to other escalatory options, the most prominent of which is filing a complaint with the European Court of Human Rights.

Zahran confirmed that no party has requested any information or legal intervention from him regarding the Ramadan Sobhi case so far.

He mentioned that he received a call from Hani Abu Rida, the president of the Egyptian Football Association, who offered to provide any possible support.