Zamalek Club's attempts continue to resolve the club's cases crisis causing the registration ban.
Zamalek Club has succeeded in settling 12 cases so far, in an attempt to lift the registration ban.
The case of Ibrahima Ndiaye is considered one of the most prominent cases causing Zamalek Club's registration ban.
A source said in exclusive statements to Yalla Koura: "Ibrahima Ndiaye's dues with Zamalek amount to one million and 772 thousand dollars, in addition to 460 thousand pounds."
The source inside Zamalek Club added: "The player has not received any official offer from Zamalek to settle or schedule his dues so far."
He clarified in his statements: "Zamalek officials' contacts with Ndiaye over the past period were limited to verbal discussions only."
He continued: "The player is awaiting official action from the club's management to close the file."
Ndiaye's case is one of the files that Zamalek must settle in order to obtain the license to participate in African competitions.
FIFA announced the suspension of Zamalek Club's registration for the next 3 periods, due to non-payment of the outstanding financial dues to Ibrahima Ndiaye, the team's former player.
Ndiaye joined Zamalek Club three and a half seasons ago, coming from Swiss Zurich, and played 52 matches with the team, scoring 10 goals and assisting 5 others.
