💰 Zamalek Moves to Resolve Outstanding Payments
Former Egypt and Al Ahly star Ahmed Shobier has revealed the latest developments regarding Zamalek’s efforts to address outstanding debts owed to Farco and ZED, as the club seeks friendly solutions with both teams.
Speaking in radio comments, Shobier said Zamalek is working to reach an agreement with the two clubs over a payment structure that could help settle the outstanding amounts through an arrangement acceptable to all sides.
📊 Farco and ZED Are Owed EGP 70 Million
Shobier said Farco are owed around EGP 30 million by Zamalek, while ZED are owed EGP 40 million, bringing the combined amount to approximately EGP 70 million.
According to Shobier, the debts are related to the transfers of Amr Nasser from Farco and Mohamed Ismail from ZED.
📝 Initial Payment and Remaining Amount to Be Rescheduled
Shobier revealed that Zamalek is considering several options for the initial payment, with figures of EGP 20 million, EGP 25 million or EGP 30 million reportedly under discussion.
He added that, in his assessment, the initial payment is unlikely to be less than EGP 30 million, with the amount potentially divided equally between Farco and ZED, while the remaining balance would be rescheduled through an agreed payment plan.
🏹 Zamalek Seeks a Mutually Agreed Formula
The negotiations reflect Zamalek’s efforts to find a practical solution to its outstanding financial obligations by combining an initial payment with a structured schedule for the remaining sums.
Zamalek supporters will be following the negotiations closely, particularly as the issue is linked to the club’s financial commitments and the transfer deals involving the players.
