Mohamed El-Amin Amoura’s celebration rivaled the goal of his native Jijel, Adel Boulbena, following the historic qualification of the Greens at the expense of the Democratic Republic of Congo in the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations final.
The spotlight was on the striker’s movements directed at Congolese fan Michel Kuka Mboladinga.
The German Wolfsburg player responded in a clear way: I respect the Congolese people and my movement was spontaneous and non-provocative.
Social media users, or even some media professionals, did not share the same opinion as Amora.
They described the Algerian as ignorant and ungrateful, in a campaign aimed at distorting the image of Algeria before the person’s Gomorrah.
Media outlets affiliated with the host country focused on the issue, as has happened since the start of the 35th edition of the continental competition.
The Algerians defend their player
Algerians rose to defend the national team’s attacking star, citing the story of historical leader Patrice Lumumba.
In the 1960s, Algeria supported the first prime minister in the history of the independent Democratic Congo.
The late President Houari Boumediene did not forget Lumumba’s support of the Algerian cause during the liberation war.
The Algerian government arrested the leader of the separatist Katanga region, Moise Tshambe, in 1967 after his plane was forced to land at Algiers airport.
Tshombe was accused of assassinating Lumumba and ascending to the prime ministership of the Democratic Republic of the Congo with the help of the former colonizer Belgium.
Tshombe was placed under house arrest in Algiers, until his death of a heart attack in 1969.
President Boumediene refused to hand over Ciampi to the coup authority in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, under the leadership of General Mbutu Sese Soko.
The parties inciting against Gomorrah and Algeria forgot these historical facts, but the archive cannot be distorted.
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