A source from Zamalek revealed that the club submitted today, Thursday, all supporting documents for its appeal against the Players' Affairs Committee's decision to dismiss the club's complaint against Ahmed Sayed "Zizo," a former team player.
Ahmed Sayed Zizo
Club: Al-Ahly
Earlier, the Football Association's Appeals Committee requested Zamalek to submit documents supporting its appeal against the Players' Affairs Committee's decision regarding Ahmed Sayed Zizo, currently an Al-Ahly player. (See details)
A Zamalek source told FilGoal.com: "Today, Thursday, we submitted all documents supporting the club's appeal against the Players' Affairs Committee's decision to dismiss our complaint against Ahmed Sayed 'Zizo,' a former team player, which bolster our position in both filed appeals."
He added, "The club attached a letter confirming that it has not yet received the reasoning behind the Players' Affairs Committee's decision, and insists on receiving a copy of it, while being granted adequate time to respond and comment on the decision's reasoning."
He concluded his statements by saying, "Zamalek insists on obtaining its dues from the player, especially since the club possesses all documents confirming its right to them."
Previously, both Zamalek and Zizo filed complaints against each other, each claiming entitlement to financial dues from the other party.
The Players' Affairs Committee of the Egyptian Football Association had previously notified both parties of the dismissal of their complaints.
Zizo filed a complaint with the Football Association demanding his overdue dues from Zamalek.
Similarly, Zamalek filed a complaint against Zizo with the Football Association due to his absence from team training during his final period at the White Castle.
Zizo left Zamalek at the end of the penultimate season and joined Al-Ahly on a free transfer.
