Zamalek Club seeks to resolve the accumulated cases with the International Federation of Football Association "FIFA" and obtain the African license.
The Confederation of African Football "CAF" requires obtaining the African license to participate in the African Champions League.
Zamalek reduced the number of cases it is required to resolve to 6 cases, apart from the Salah El-Din Mosadak case which resulted in an unconditional disciplinary penalty without payment.
The following cases remain:
Moroccan Union of Tangier Club (two cases)
Ukrainian Oleksandriya Club (two cases)
Saint-Étienne Club
Ibrahima Ndiaye
The disciplinary penalty.
Zamalek is now required to resolve Ibrahima Ndiaye's case (one million and eight hundred thousand euros) + Oleksandriya Club's two cases (eight hundred thousand euros) before July 25 to obtain the African license.
Zamalek also clings to the opportunity to suspend the unconditional registration ban penalty (disciplinary registration ban).
Zamalek had resolved in the past days the cases of Yannick Ferreira, the team's former coach, and Ferjani Sassi, the club's former player.
Zamalek had previously succeeded in resolving the cases of the Palestinian Omar Faraj, the team's former player, and Yugoslav Lazic, the former goalkeepers coach of the White.
It also succeeded earlier in resolving the cases of the assistants of the Portuguese Jose Gomez, the team's former technical director, namely Luis Vicente, Joao Miguel, and Andrei Beki, in addition to paying the dues of the Beninese Samson Akinyola, the team's former player, and the Swiss Christian Gross, the former technical director.
Zamalek also succeeded in settling the dues of the Belgian Charleroi Club related to the Palestinian Adi Al-Dabbagh deal, in addition to resolving the crisis of the Tunisian Ahmed Al-Jafali, and the case of the dues of the Portuguese Estrela da Amadora Club related to the Angolan Chico Banza deal.
Zamalek won the Egyptian League title during the past season for the 15th time in its history.
