There are thousands of worlds, there are no wonders. On January 26, the World Sports newspaper quoted Egyptian media reports to tell a strange story: 24-year-old Egyptian star Mustafa Mohammed, because of the "gunner" to do something big for the exam booth. Once convicted, the footballer faces 15 years in prison!
What's going on?
Mustafa
The Africa Cup of Nations is in full swing, with Mustafa, 24, playing for the Egyptian national team. In the three group matches of the Africa Cup of Nations, Mustafi, who plays as a striker, is the starting point, paired with Liverpool superstar Salah. On Wednesday, in the Quarter-finals of the Africa Cup of Nations, Egypt will play Côte d'Ivoire. However, in addition to the Africa Cup of Nations task, Mustafa has one more thing: to take the university exam.
Mustafa studied at Cairo University in Egypt, and during his campaign for the Africa Cup of Nations, his university took exams. Mustafa thought of a way: find a "gunner" to take the test! It is reported that this "gunman" is Mustafa's neighbor and is very familiar with each other. The "gunman" used Information such as Mustafa's ID card to enter the examination room of the computer test.
Of course, things soon fell apart. The staff at Cairo University easily found out: Isn't Mustafa playing in the Africa Cup of Nations? How did you get back for the exam? The "gunman" who took the exam was caught.
Coverage by the World Sports newspaper
The "gunman" confessed that he was helping a friend (Mustafa) for no other purpose, not to make money. In the past, the "gunner" often took exams for some footballers and "has passed 3 exams".
Egyptian Journalist: Mustafa could face 15 years in prison
According to the latest reports, Mustafa-Mohammed has left the Egyptian national team and returned home to deal with the "examination fraud case". Egyptian journalists said that if the Mustafa fraud incident is confirmed, the 24-year-old Egyptian international may face 15 years in prison!
Mustafa and Salah
For football fans, the most familiar Egyptian star is Liverpool's Salah. In fact, Mustafa is also a well-known star in Egypt, and on December 28 last year, Mustafa officially transferred to the Turkish Super League giants Galatasaray for a transfer fee of $4 million. In the past year, Mustafa has been on loan at Galatasaray, scoring 15 goals in 46 games.