The International Federation of Association Football "FIFA" recently removed the case related to the dues of Tunisian player Ahmed Al-Jafali from the series of cases that caused the registration ban for Zamalek Club.
Zamalek continues to work on resolving the remaining financial files in its quest to completely lift the registration ban and make new signings during the summer transfer window.
This comes amid the club's strong desire to obtain the African license to participate in the African Champions League next season in a normal manner.
Zamalek pays Ahmed Al-Jafali's dues
A source at Zamalek Club revealed to Yalla Kora that FIFA removed the case related to Al-Jafali's dues, a player of the White team, from the club's list of cases.
The source explained in his statements that the management of Zamalek Club paid an amount of 80,000 dollars, which represents the overdue dues of Ahmed Al-Jafali.
In a related context, Zamalek paid Ahmed Al-Jafali's dues recently, as part of the efforts made by the club's officials to resolve issues related to the overdue dues of former team players.
It is worth mentioning that Zamalek had previously succeeded in resolving the cases of the assistants of the Portuguese Jose Gomes, the former coach of the team, namely Luis Vicente, Joao Miguel, and Andre Pique.
The dues of Beninese Samson Akinyola, a former team player, and Swiss Christian Gross, the former coach, were also paid, in addition to settling the dues of the Belgian club Charleroi related to the deal of Palestinian Oday Dabbagh.
The White Knight also resolved the issue of the dues of Palestinian Omar Faraj, a former team player, along with the dues of Portuguese Jose Gomes, the former coach, and finally the case of the dues of the Portuguese club Estrela da Amadora related to the deal of Angolan Chico Banza.
