A source within Zamalek Club has revealed that the club’s board, led by Hussein Labib, has successfully reached an agreement with Egyptian Football Association officials to settle the club’s debts in favor of the football governing body.
The source clarified in statements to “Al Watan Sport” that Zamalek’s board has reached an agreement to settle the club’s debts, which amounted to 15 million Egyptian pounds.
This agreement will enable the club to register new deals.
The Football Association Restricts Player Registrations Until Dues Are Cleared
The Egyptian Football Association had earlier announced its refusal to register any new deals, whether in the summer or winter transfer windows, until all outstanding dues are settled.
Zamalek Seeks Multiple Signings in the Winter Transfer Window
Zamalek is aiming to finalize several deals to strengthen the ranks of the first football team in the club in the upcoming period.
This strategic move is geared towards competing for both the NILE League and the African Confederation Cup titles.
