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In detail.. Revealing Zamalek's correspondences to the Licensing Committee and the position of the cases

Via Btolat

Media personality Hani Hathout revealed details of Zamalek Club's correspondences with the Licensing Committee, and the status of the cases filed against the White Castle at the International Federation of Football "FIFA" which caused the registration ban.

Hathout wrote via his official account on the "X" platform: "I learned that Zamalek Club sent its official responses yesterday to the Licensing Committee of the Egyptian Football Association, following a series of inquiries directed by the committee over the past period".

He added: "The response included documents and clarifications regarding 21 files related to international cases and rulings, with the date of issuance of each decision, the date of imposition of the registration ban penalty if any, and the procedures taken by the club regarding each file".

He pointed out: "All the files mentioned in the responses relate to decisions issued before March 31, which is the reference date approved in the licensing file".

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He continued: "According to the documents, Zamalek confirmed payment of dues in a number of files, for example: Ferjani Sassi, Samson Akinyoola, Omar Farag, Nahdet El-Zamoura, and others, with attachments proving the lifting of registration suspension penalties and transfer of amounts to the beneficiaries".

He went on: "The club also clarified that it has paid fines and is awaiting the lifting of the ban after completing the procedures, such as the Saint-Étienne case, while indicating that the Ibrahim Nday file and the two Alexandria files are still under negotiation after contacting the two parties, pending the final response".

He stressed: "As for the cases not related to the license, Zamalek stated 'the decision was issued after March 31 and the date of the decision and the date of imposing the ban are attached'"

He concluded: "The Licensing Committee of the Football Association is expected to review the submitted documents and responses before making its final decision regarding the club's fulfillment of the license requirements".

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