The issue of the Kuwaiti professional Eid Al-Rashidi with Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya club remains unresolved without a final solution, despite weeks passing since his crisis. The player is still unable to travel to Baghdad and join his team, despite being officially contracted with the "Falcons" and both parties' desire to continue the relationship.

Eid Al-Rashidi is still a player with Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya under an active official contract and continues to train individually in Kuwait to maintain his physical readiness, waiting for a solution that allows him to join the team in Baghdad. The player is committed to a special physical program and shares clips of his daily training, confirming his desire to return.

Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya's management has confirmed its commitment to the player and its unwillingness to terminate his contract, wanting him to continue with the team until the end of the season. Al-Rashidi, in turn, shares the same desire with the club, affirming on every occasion that he wants to return to wear the "Falcons" jersey and complete his journey with the leader.

The relationship between the two parties has not been affected by the crisis, and there are no financial or contractual issues. The player has received all his financial dues in full from the club and is not demanding any amounts from Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya currently. The disagreement is neither financial nor technical but purely administrative concerning travel procedures.

The only obstacle preventing Eid Al-Rashidi from returning to Baghdad is the procedures by the Kuwaiti authorities that prevent him from traveling to Iraq so far. The reasons for the ban have not been officially announced but relate to administrative and security procedures specific to the travel of professional players.

Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya's management has contacted several parties to try to resolve the issue and facilitate the player's entry into Baghdad, but to no avail so far. Al-Rashidi himself is awaiting any breakthrough that allows him to leave, confirming that the decision to stay in Kuwait is not in his hands.