"Esperance luck amulet" .. The players asked to attend to Egypt .. The law prevented him from appearing

"Esperance luck amulet" .. The players asked to attend to Egypt .. The law prevented him from appearing

In a poor state called Kasserine, about 300 km away from Tunisia, she embraced a small house that was so simple. Malam Sufian put his few things in his bag and went to school as usual on foot. He did not know that this day would become a milestone in his life .

On the second of last October, Sufian woke from his sleep on time, dressed and went to his father al-Qayyid saluted him before his mother took him to the door of the house to go on his way to his school. On his return, he found a cafe packed with fans to follow the match between Esperance and his Angolan rival Premero De Augusto in the semi-final of the Champions League.

The child, who was not more than 10 years old, found himself standing among the audience following the team, which has long been his love from the beginning of his nails to pick up Hamza al-Alimi picture of Sufian after he stopped his passion for the game.

"I was there by chance," Al-Alimi said at night. "I was impressed by Sufian's condition. His passion during the match was a direct cause for taking the picture."

Football is usually the only way out of life to express happiness, but given the situation of the child Sufian Saidi, his situation is somewhat different.

A child who lives with a father who is sick because of illness and who takes care of life to help her poor child but whose living conditions have not prevented him from achieving his dream of encouraging Esperance, who is the dean of Tunisian clubs.

Photographer Hamza Alimi during his stay at the cafe did not bother to follow the team Bab Suweika to focus fully on the child, who was standing in the shirt of the club waiting for his team's victory out of the tragedy of his life even hours, but the child's unintended actions were steps to start up the dream.

The image of the child Sufian The recent talk of social networking sites in Tunisia, Esperance management did not take much time to communicate with Sufian directly, where the officials of the blood and gold team send a car to the child to take him to the capital and here began the dream come true little by little.

Esperance's surprise for the club's favorite child was to take him to the official store of the most prestigious Tunisian clubs, not only to visit the camp before the crucial match against Angola's first August and to play in the African Champions League semi-final.

Wearing the Esperance shirt, the child Sufian Hussein Saidi sat among senior officials of his club Bab Suweika on the honorary platform of the Olympic stadium Brads to support the team in front of the first of August to become the child of the "Amulet of Fortune" after the Tunisian club achieved a hard-fought victory by 4-2 to qualify for the final of the tournament total (4.3).

"I love Taha Yassin Al-Khneisi and Youssef Al-Bailay, they are the best I have," Sufian said during his appearance on Tunisia's Al-Tansa Sport. "Those simple words had magic effect on Esperance players.

Esperance and the first of August in the second leg and the child Sufian did not miss any training for the team, which made the Esperance players are demanding the presence of the child with them to Egypt to support the team in front of Al-Ahly especially as they feel that Sufian will be the "amulet of luck," which will lead the team "blood and gold "To win the African title for the third time in the history of the club.

Yalla Koura was keen to communicate with a member of Esperance's board of directors, who confirmed that everyone was hoping to accompany Sufian to Egypt, but the laws prevent him from attending without his family.

The source, who declined to be named, said: "The players have already asked for Sufian to be with us, but the age of the child and the absence of a passport is difficult for us to take with us, but he will be at the Rades stadium."

He explained that the management of his club will support the family of the child Sufian. This was confirmed by journalist Suhail Khmeira, a BBC correspondent in Tunis, who revealed in special statements that the Bab Souika administration will provide assistance to the family of the child, stressing that Esperance management is no longer a promise.

"The absence of the child Sufian to Egypt may return to the laws because of its age and the lack of sufficient time by the Esperance Department to obtain a permit for parental permission to travel the child to Egypt"