Al Ahly reaffirms financial transparency in response to Egyptian FA Club Licensing process

Al Ahly SC has confirmed that it has formally responded to the Egyptian Football Association (EFA) regarding its application for a domestic club license for the 2026/27 season, stressing that the club meets all regulatory and financial requirements under the country’s sports governance framework.

In an official statement, the Egyptian giants said their submission to the EFA’s licensing committee reflects the club’s commitment to transparency, sound corporate governance and sustainable financial management.

Al Ahly explained that its operations are built on a sustainable institutional investment model that complies with Egyptian sports law, describing a corporate structure designed to support long-term growth and financial stability.

The club highlighted that its business activities are managed through several specialized subsidiaries, including companies responsible for football operations, facilities management, media activities and various service-related functions.

According to the statement, this structure strengthens operational efficiency while ensuring compliance with legal and regulatory obligations.

Addressing financial governance, Al Ahly reiterated its commitment to full transparency, noting that it publishes consolidated financial statements and has fulfilled all of its tax obligations.

The club said these measures reflect its adherence to the highest standards of financial accountability and responsible administration.

Al Ahly further confirmed that it had complied with every request made by the EFA’s licensing committee during the evaluation process.

The club stated that all required documents and financial information were submitted in accordance with national accounting standards, underlining its readiness to satisfy the domestic licensing criteria for the upcoming campaign.

The statement comes as Egyptian clubs continue the licensing process ahead of the 2026/27 season, with compliance in areas such as financial reporting, legal obligations, infrastructure and governance forming a key part of the assessment.

By publicly outlining its institutional framework and financial practices, Al Ahly has sought to reinforce confidence in its governance model while reaffirming its commitment to meeting all domestic licensing requirements as preparations for the new season continue.