Israeli coach threatened ahead of Egypt soccer match
The group has reportedly threatened to harass and heckle Grant from the moment he arrives until the moment he leaves the Egypt.
By ASHER WEBERUpdated: NOVEMBER 1, 2016 14:24Ghana's head coach Avram Grant of Israel stands with his players.(photo credit: REUTERS)
The Egyptian Football Association is reportedly upping security prior to its November 13 FIFA qualifier match against Ghana due to threats and planned attacks against Israelis.The Ghana national football team is currently coached by Israeli national and former Chelsea coach Avram Grant.According to Egyptian sources, the soccer association has received threatening messages from soccer fans and has uncovered a plan to attack Grant while he is in Egypt.One such message stated that "Israelis are not welcome in our country."A member of the association revealed that a group of angry fans has been collecting information on where Grant will be staying and traveling during his visit to Egypt.The group has reportedly threatened to harass and heckle Grant from the moment he arrives until the moment he leaves the country.The match is set to be held at the 75,000-capacity Borg al-Arab stadium in Alexandria and is expected to be packed full of fans.