Ibrahima Ndiaye
Club: Al-Faisaly
The player's outstanding dues amount to 1.7 million dollars, and Zamalek must resolve the player's dues crisis before July 25 of this month to obtain the license to participate in African competitions.
A source close to Ibrahima Ndiaye told FilGoal.com: "There is a convergence of views between the player and the White Castle officials in recent hours, within the framework of ongoing moves to end his financial dues crisis."
He added, "Lawyer Nasr Azzam, assigned by the Zamalek administration to resolve the file, along with Amr El-Genaini, former club board member, made contacts with Yahya Ali, the player's agent, in order to reach a final agreement on scheduling Ndiaye's dues and resolving the crisis."
He concluded, "Negotiations are proceeding positively; the two parties have become close to reaching a final settlement, paving the way to close the curtain on the player's dues crisis in the coming period."
A source from Zamalek had previously revealed to FilGoal.com that negotiations between the two parties are proceeding positively. (See details)
Ndiaye joined Zamalek in the summer of 2022, coming from Swiss Luzern, and left Zamalek in the summer of 2024.
He played 52 matches with Zamalek, scoring 10 goals and providing 5 assists, and won the African Confederation Cup with Zamalek in 2023/24.
It is noted that Zamalek's FIFA cases have decreased to 5, including a disciplinary suspension case.
Two cases remain related to the license to participate in continental competitions: the transfer case of Juan Bezerra from Ukrainian Oleksandriya and the remaining dues of Ibrahima Ndiaye.
