Mohammad Gurbani and Mobin Dehgan, two Iranian players of Al Wahda Emirates, on the eve of the match against Al Khalidiyah in the Champions League of Asia 2, despite the reports of issuing visas, they did not receive permission to travel to Bahrain. The Fars news agency reported that the Bahraini authorities opposed the entry of these two Iranian actors; A decision that caused the discomfort and protest of Alvada's head coach. Sport 3 also wrote that after the expulsion, these two players had to come to Abu Dhabi and continue their special training. This happened in a situation where relations between Iran and Bahrain are facing severe tensions after the attacks of the Islamic Republic on this country. Al-Wada officials are now consulting to lift that restriction, but it remains unclear whether Gurbani and Dehgan will be able to participate in Wednesday's match against Al-Khaldiyya.

Mohammad Gurbani and Mobin Dehgan, two Iranian players of Al Wahda Emirates, on the eve of the match against Al Khalidiyah in the Champions League of Asia 2, despite the reports of issuing visas, they did not receive permission to travel to Bahrain. The Fars news agency reported that the Bahraini authorities opposed the entry of these two Iranian actors; A decision that caused the discomfort and protest of Alvada's head coach. Sport 3 also wrote that after the expulsion, these two players had to come to Abu Dhabi and continue their special training. This happened in a situation where relations between Iran and Bahrain are facing severe tensions after the attacks of the Islamic Republic on this country. Al-Wada officials are now consulting to lift that restriction, but it remains unclear whether Gurbani and Dehgan will be able to participate in Wednesday's match against Al-Khaldiyya.