Akram Afif, the Qatar Football Club's striker, has been in a coma for several weeks after being shot by a police officer during a match against Al-Ahli.

Afkif was reportedly hit by a bullet while playing for his club and was rushed to hospital but later died.

The incident occurred in the first half of the match, with Al-Ahli winning 2-1 thanks to goals from Mohamed Mursi and Ahmed Al-Haddad.

Police say they believe that the shooter is still at large and are conducting a thorough investigation into the shooting.

The club has announced that it will not play any matches until the matter is resolved and that they have suspended all their staff pending the outcome of the case.

However, the club has also issued a statement saying that they are working closely with the police to ensure that justice is served and that all necessary steps are taken to protect the club's players and staff.

In the meantime, fans and supporters of Akram Afif have expressed their condolences and solidarity with the club's players and staff.

It remains to be seen what the next steps will be, but the fact that he was shot and left in such a critical condition highlights the importance of maintaining safety and security on the football pitch.

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