The echoes of the crisis involving Ahmed Sayed Zizo, winger of Al-Ahly Club, with his former club Zamalek continue to escalate following the decision of the Players' Affairs Committee affiliated with the Egyptian Football Association.
The Players' Affairs Committee of the Football Association had decided to archive Ahmed Sayed Zizo's complaint against Zamalek Club regarding previous financial rights and dues.
Zizo's lawyer requests reasons and justifications for the Players' Affairs Committee's decision
In a new step, Ashraf Abdel Aziz, Ahmed Sayed Zizo's lawyer, sent a letter to the Players' Affairs Committee at the Egyptian Football Association.
Zizo's lawyer requested the sending of the reasons and justifications for the decision issued by the Players' Affairs Committee in the complaint submitted by the player against Zamalek, and the complaint submitted by the club against the player, in order to study them and take the legal procedures stipulated for appealing this decision.
Zizo had submitted a complaint several months ago to obtain financial dues he did not receive from his contract with Zamalek, while Al-Abyad announced that the player is not entitled to receive any money, and its administration confirmed that the player is required to pay a percentage of his advertising rights.
Zamalek announced this Wednesday evening in an official statement that it had received a letter from the Egyptian Football Association stating the archiving of Ahmed Sayed Zizo's complaint against the club, following the Players' Affairs Committee's study of the complaint and the documents submitted by both parties.
