FIFA has filed a new case among Zamalek Club's cases that caused penalties for the White Club.
Zamalek is attempting to resolve the cases and obtain the African license to participate in the next edition of the CAF Champions League.
Zamalek also insists on the opportunity to suspend the unconditional registration ban penalty upon payment (disciplinary registration ban).
FIFA has removed the case of Frenchman Pierre Bahreli, assistant to Belgian Yannick Ferreira, the team's former coach, from Zamalek's list of cases.
By removing Pierre Bahreli's case from Zamalek's cases, the number of remaining cases decreases to 7.
Zamalek had resolved during 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 Palestinian Omar Faraj, the team's former player, and Yugoslav Lazic, the former goalkeepers coach of the Whites.
It also succeeded earlier in resolving the cases of the assistants of Portuguese Jose Gomes, the team's former technical director, namely Luis Vicente, Joao Miguel, and Andre Beki, in addition to paying the dues of Beninese Samson Akinyola, the team's former player, and Swiss Christian Gross, the former technical director.
Zamalek also succeeded in settling the dues of Belgian club Charleroi related to the deal of Palestinian Adi Al-Dabbagh, alongside resolving the crisis of Tunisian Ahmed Al-Jafali, and the case of dues of Portuguese club Estrela da Amadora related to the deal of Angolan Chico Banza.
Zamalek won the Egyptian League title during the past season for the 15th time in its history.
