New FIFA Decision
Zamalek has received another setback after FIFA imposed a new transfer ban on Wednesday, without revealing specific details about the latest case, bringing the total number of cases against the club to 17.
Settlements Didn’t End the Crisis
Two Cases Recently Resolved
Zamalek’s management recently succeeded in closing two cases related to the former assistant coaches:
- Luis Vicente Castro
- João Espinosa Miguel
After reaching a financial settlement worth around $30,000, officially resolving both files.
Zamalek’s Debts at FIFA
Key Financial Cases
Despite the settlements, several outstanding cases continue to impact the club:
- José Gomes: $120,000
- Christian Gross: $133,000
- Ferjani Sassi: $505,000
- Estrela (Portugal): €200,000
- Charleroi (Belgium): €170,000
- Renaissance Zemamra (Morocco): $250,000
- Oleksandriya (Ukraine): $800,000
- Ibrahima Ndiaye: $1.6 million
- Saint-Étienne (France): €500,000
- Ittihad Tangier: $350,000
- Ahmed El Gafali: $80,000
- Oleksandr (second installment of Bezerra deal): $300,000
- Yannick Ferreira: $188,000
- Samson Akinyola dues
Ongoing Crisis at the Club
Financial and Administrative Challenges
These cases highlight the challenges facing Zamalek:
- Accumulating debts
- Multiple legal disputes
- Restrictions on signing new players
What’s Next for Zamalek?
Urgent Need for Solutions
The club must now:
- Settle outstanding cases
- Pay financial dues
- Lift the transfer ban before the new season
To rebuild the squad and remain competitive.
FAQ
How many cases does Zamalek have at FIFA?
17 cases.
Why was the transfer ban imposed?
Due to unpaid financial obligations.
Were any cases resolved recently?
Yes, two cases were settled.
What is the largest financial case?
Ibrahima Ndiaye’s case at $1.6 million.
What does Zamalek need to do now?
Settle debts and lift the transfer ban.
