The management of Zamalek club has settled on paying the fine of the Portuguese club Martimo in the crisis of transferring Mohamed Ibrahim, the former team player, to Egypt clearing, during the current period, specifically next July 30, which is the last period for Zamalek to pay the fine so that he can register the new players in the next summer transfer period.
A source inside the Zamalek administration revealed that the club will not be able to register any player until following paying a fine Sporting Lisbon and Martimo No later than July 30, Martimo’s fine is approximately one million euros, while Sporting Lisbon’s fine is approximately one million and 300 thousand dollars.
On the other hand, the Zamalek club’s board of directors, headed by Counselor Mortada Mansour, will hold a meeting today with the club’s first football team on the sidelines of the training session today, before traveling tomorrow to Casablanca to face Moroccan Wydad next Saturday in the third round matches of the group stage of the African Champions League.
It is expected that the session will witness motivation from the management of the Zamalek Club for the players, and talk with them regarding the reasons for the decline in the level and results recently.
In a different context, he joins the Zamalek mission in Casablanca, Ahmed Sayed Zizou, midfielder from Angola, immediately following his recovery from the Corona virus, as his negative smear came so that the player agreed with the Zamalek administration to go from Angola to Morocco directly..
Ahmed Sayed Zizou underwent a medical examination on Monday, while he was in the Angolan capital, Luanda, and the result was negative, to ensure that he recovered from infection with the Corona virus..
Zizou was absent from the last Sagrada match in the second round of the group stage matches of the African Champions League, which was held at the November 11 stadium and ended in a goalless draw between the two teams due to being infected with the Corona virus..