FIFA Orders Egypt to Remove Seven Stars from World Cup Jersey Ahead of Belgium Clash

Egypt have reportedly been instructed by FIFA to remove the seven stars from their national team jersey ahead of their opening World Cup match against Belgium.

The seven stars, which appear on Egypt’s kit, represent the Pharaohs’ historic record of seven Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) titles — the most in the history of the competition. The stars have long been seen as a symbol of Egypt’s dominance in African football.

FIFA has also reportedly asked Egypt to change the gold colour used for the players’ names and numbers on the shirt, as part of the tournament’s official kit regulations.

The decision has sparked discussion among Egyptian football fans, with many viewing the stars as an important part of the team’s identity and a reflection of the country’s achievements on the continent.

Egypt are set to begin their World Cup campaign against Belgium, as they look to make a strong return to the global stage.

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