The genre row boxer, Imane Khelif, said that she should return the Olympic gold medal after the controversial triumph of Paris 2024

Random Khelif should be ordered to return her Olympic gold medal, according to the amateur boxing pattern who whistled on his gender row.

The 26 -year -old beat four girls on the top of the Paris podium last summer.

But IBA – formerly known as Aiba – revealed in the middle of its controversial race, they had prohibited it from their 2023 world championships following a chromosomal test.

IBA funded by Russia – which lost its recognition of the IOC in 2023 for allegations of corruption – has since been replaced by world boxing, which has introduced compulsory sexual tests.

And the new president of the IOC, Kirsty Coventry, announced plans for a working group to protect the female category.

However khelif a NOT received the order to return her medal – although it seems likely that she will be denied the possibility of defending in 2028 – leaving the boss of IBA Umar Kremlev smoking.

The 46 -year -old man told Sunsport: “No, I am not satisfied.

“I really believe that a medal should be really deserved. We have to protect athletes and give them the best conditions.

“I am here for the truth, transparency and openness. And now the truth has been revealed.

“There should be no unfair fighting in boxing and international federations should take care of their athletes.

“The medal must therefore be returned to the real owner, the real owner.”

And – in a shot led by the IOC – Kremlev added: “Everything that is won at the Olympic Games should be shared with the athletes.

“They should obtain money prices and medals of the real precious metals that they are supposed to represent.

“Why, when the Olympic Games arrive, do I CIO administrators stay in five-star hotels, eat in fanciful restaurants and sometimes travel on private jets-while athletes all share a small village?

“It’s crazy and it’s bulls *** because it is the athletes – and their life of dedication – who make the event and obtain sponsorship and emissions.

“They should go home to private jets, with real medals.”

Khelif has always denied being a biological man and even named JK Rowling and Elon Musk in a cyberbullying trial.

A CIO spokesperson has also told Sun Sport in the past: “The IOC has always indicated that the eligibility criteria are the responsibility of the respective international federation.

“The factors that matter for sports are unique to each sport, discipline and / or event.

“We expect all the details of how sexual tests will be implemented safely, fair and legally enforceable.”

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