| He appealed for the suspension to be cancelled, but the appeal was not accepted | As a result, Amir moved to the and joined and was a key member of the team in their winning of the Cypriot title and qualifying as a result to the |
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| After spending the suspension period, he signed for PAOK and was a regular starter before being transferred to in in what was eventually an unsuccessful experience for the player, where he featured very rarely as a starter | In September 2008, Azmy started the match against , and was chosen to man-mark the international |
After signing to in June 2008, Azmy rapidly became a regular starter among the back four of the team.
15| Azmy pledged not guilty for the dope found in his blood, and claimed that it was a component of a prescribed drug he took as part of his muscular enhancement training | This article needs additional citations for |
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| On September 25, 2008, Amir Azmy was chosen among a list of seven players playing abroad to feature for in their last game of the first round against on October 12 | He played a decent game, and well-managed to prevent the player's attacking chances, and helped his team to beat 1-0 for the first time in history |
Career [ ] In December 2003, Azmy was suspended from football for 14 months following a positive doping test at the.
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