The Zamalek Club administration rejected the request submitted by the Turkish Galatasaray Club regarding the installment of 4 million dollars, the value of activating the purchase clause in the loan contract of Mustafa Mohamed, the former player of Zamalek and the current Turkish Galatasaray.
The Turkish club had sent a request to pay the value of the deal in installments on June 30, but the Zamalek administration rejected the request, especially since the Turkish club activated the contract last December, and it had to arrange the required amount in order to end the deal, and the Zamalek administration needs the amount of 4 Millions of dollars to settle some summer deals to be concluded in preparation for the new season.
On the other hand, a source within the Zamalek club administration revealed that there is a clause in the contract to sell Mostafa Mohamed, the former player of Zamalek and the current Galatasaray, that allows Zamalek to recover the player free of charge at the end of the current season..
The source said that Mustafa Mohamed’s contract includes a clause to cancel the contract and return the player to the Zamalek club in the event the Galatasaray club is late in paying the value of activating the purchase clause beyond the 48-hour deadline, as the contract stipulates that the Turkish club pay the amount of 4 million dollars during a deadline that ends on June 30, next. In the event of a 48-hour delay in payment, the player becomes entitled to Zamalek without returning to the Turkish club, specifically on July 2, next.
In a different context, Amir Mortada Mansour, the general supervisor of football at Zamalek Club, revealed the latest developments in the case of Mahmoud Abdel Moneim Kahraba, the former club player, following the Sports Court (CAS) in Lausanne, Switzerland, issued a final, non-appealable ruling fining Mahmoud Abdel Moneim Kahraba an amount and its amount. $2 million, in addition to 5% interest on the amount from June 20, 2019 until the date of full payment of the fine amount.
Amir Mortada said in televised statements: “The ruling of the Sports Court in the electrification file with Zamalek Club is final and may not be appealed.”
He continued, “Kahraba received a 45-day period to pay the fine, but the player has not implemented it yet, and with the end of the deadline, we addressed the court to confirm that no electrification was paid, and the file was transferred to the Disciplinary Committee.”
The general supervisor of the ball in Zamalek concluded his statements, saying: “We are waiting for the decision to temporarily suspend Mahmoud Kahraba until the fine is paid in full.”