Al-Nassr fell, with penalty kicks (3-5) in front of Persepolis, after a draw in the original and extra time (1-1), in the semi-finals of the AFC Champions League, hosted by Doha, Qatar.
After the match, Al-Nassr lodged a protest against Persepolis, accusing them of participating in players who had been hired and registered in the football first-team roster, despite the decision to prevent the club from contracting.
Taj wrote through the comics feature on his account on “Instagram”: “As a vice president of the AFC, I have reviewed the protest memorandum presented by the Saudi victory against Persepolis.”
He added, “Despite the efforts of some, the memorandum does not pose a threat to Persepolis in the Asian Championship … the protest of the Saudi club is totally inappropriate.”
Al-Anzi wrote through his personal account on “Twitter”: “The AFC is studying the possibility of dismissing one of the representatives of the Iranian AFC, Mahdi Taj, for his talk about the victory protest, and the case is still being seen and the decision has not yet been decided.”
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