The decision by the Asian Football Confederation has caused discontent among Al-Ahly fans after several requests were rejected ahead of the match against Johor of Malaysia in the quarter-finals of the AFC Champions League for the elite.

The most notable decisions included the refusal to raise the club's banner inside the stadium, as well as the prohibition of hanging flags and signs on the front of the stands.

The rejection also extended to the use of "rolls," which the fans considered a restriction on their cheering presence before one of the team's most important matches.

This decision caused a widespread wave of anger, especially given the large public readiness to support Al Ahly during the upcoming match.

In the past few hours, tickets for the match have completely sold out, a clear indication of the large crowd turnout and the fans' desire to support their team.

Al-Ahly succeeded in reaching this stage after defeating Qatar's Al-Duhail with a 1-0 victory, with the goal scored by star Riyad Mahrez from a remarkable free kick.

Everyone is anticipating the confrontation amidst tense atmospheres, as Al Ahly seeks to achieve a positive result despite the restrictions imposed on its fans.