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When a new ad goes viral, it’s usually because it’s funny, clever, or downright catchy. But Al Ahly’s latest telecom commercial? Well, it set off something a bit more serious — and it all started with a white uniform worn backwards.
Right after Al Ahly dropped their new telecom ad, it was trending everywhere. But instead of just laughs and likes, the ad sparked a firestorm of controversy. Why? Because many Zamalek fans felt it poked fun at their club — and not in a playful way.
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One clip in the ad showed a frantic character wearing a white uniform… but with a twist: it was worn backwards. This person rushes out of a white ambulance marked with two red stripes — a clear nod to Zamalek’s iconic colors. To some, it was a harmless gag. To others, especially die-hard Zamalek supporters, it felt like a direct jab at their club’s history and pride.
Zamalek fans argued this wasn’t just classic banter between rival clubs. They saw it as crossing a line — from friendly teasing into disrespect. The ad, in their eyes, wasn’t just an ad; it was an attack on their identity.
Just hours after going viral, the ad mysteriously vanished from YouTube. And that’s when things really escalated. The removal only fueled more speculation and reactions, leading Zamalek to take a formal step: filing a complaint to the Public Prosecutor against Al Ahly.
At the heart of one of Egypt’s fiercest football rivalries, this telecom ad saga reminds us how deeply sports run in people’s hearts — and how a simple commercial can stir up a whole lot more than just smiles.
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