Danny Jordan, President of the South African Football Association, expressed his confidence in Morocco’s success in organizing the World Cup and stressed that there are no crises with the Egyptian Al-Ahly and his country’s national team player, Percy Tau, as was reported during the past hours. Danny Jordan said in television statements to the Egyptian Channel 1: “Percy Tau did not speak at first with the coach of the South African national team. He said that he had a family matter and wanted to resolve this matter, but Percy Tau was a committed player, and he committed to every team gathering, and we do not have “Any problem between the player and the South African coach.” He added: “The coach then spoke with Percy Tau, and he understood his situation well, and that he had a family matter, and he told him to take care of your son. Percy Tau is an important player in the South African national team, and it was good to see him win matches with Al-Ahly, and I hope for him to continue that.”  He added: “Percy Tau and Pitso Mosimane achieved great successes in Egypt and opened the door for South African players and coaches to be present in Egypt, such as Fakhri Lakay at Pyramids, especially since the level of football in Egypt has developed a lot and become strong, and in turn, we encourage South African players to become professionals in Egypt.”. He said: “I am confident that Morocco will succeed in organizing the World Cup. It is a great country and has a great team. The African federations will continue to strive to organize the World Cup after that, and it is a great moment for African football. I hope that we will see an African team win the World Cup, and we have come close to this dream through… “Ghana and Morocco, and what comes next is that we win the cup, and I wish Morocco all the good luck in the organization and their team.”