The Kilia Nemour.. expulsion from France to writing history

The Algerian gymnast wrote history and engraved Algeria's name in gold in the gymnastics competitions at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, where she won the gold today, Sunday, after obtaining 15.700 points, outperforming the Chinese Qi Yuan Qiu, and the American Sunisa Li, who won the bronze.

Kalia Namour is the first Arab African player to win gold With this, Kilia Namour becomes the first African and Arab gymnast to win a gold medal with a stunning performance on the asymmetrical bars at the Paris Olympics, wowing the crowds at the Bercy Arena.

"Things are crazy, I'm happy with the medal, and I dedicate it to the people of Algeria. The dream came true, and I'm very proud of what I achieved. I kept my focus and made the necessary moves at the right time, and I thank everyone who supported me," Kella said in televised statements after the coronation.

Algerian player from expulsion to international level Kalia Nemour was released by her French club, Avoine, and of course the French Gymnastics Federation officials will regret letting her talent slip away.

The crisis with the player Kalia Nemour and her French club began when the French Federation opened an investigation into the club's coaches' treatment of the players without reaching anything. Then the Federation's doctor refused Kalia's participation in a tournament after she underwent surgery and the surgeons confirmed the possibility of her return, so the Algerian Federation entered at the appropriate time, and Kalia decided to represent her father's country.

But today she made history by becoming the third Algerian woman to win a gold medal at the Olympics, after Hassiba Boulmerka and Nouria Merah Benida. It is also the sixth gold medal in Algeria's history at the Olympics, and the first since Tawfik Makhloufi in London 2012.