Pharco FC has officially ended the registration ban that had hindered the club during the current summer transfer window. This came after settling all outstanding financial dues related to cases that had previously halted the registration of new players. The move marks a fresh chapter for the team, which aims to solidify its presence as a competitive force in the Egyptian Premier League for the 2024-2025 season.

Resolution of Rizki Hamroun Case and Official Lifting of the Ban
The most prominent issue revolved around former Algerian player Rizki Hamroun, who had filed a formal complaint with FIFA over unpaid dues. After weeks of negotiations, Pharco reached a final settlement and paid the full amount, prompting FIFA to issue an official decision lifting the registration ban and allowing the club to resume registering new signings.

This development provides a major morale boost for the club, especially with the new season approaching, as the freeze on transfers had posed a serious threat to the team’s technical and administrative stability.

Deals Finalized and Signings Activated
Despite the ban, Pharco remained active in the transfer market, quietly finalizing several key deals without official announcements while waiting for the issue to be resolved. With the ban now lifted, the club has begun activating those signings officially.

Among the most notable additions is the loan of young talent Youssef Said Abdelhafiz from Al Ahly, along with the acquisition of Hazem Osama from Zamalek—expected to strengthen the team’s defensive line.

Squad Restructuring and Key Departures
Meanwhile, the coaching staff has begun reshaping the squad as part of a broader strategy to restructure the team ahead of the new season. In this context, both Amr Nasser and Ahmed Sherif have moved to Zamalek in a double deal, reflecting Pharco’s intent to evolve its playing style and integrate new talent.

These moves align with a clear strategy from the club’s management to build a more balanced team—one that combines experience with ambition and can compete strongly against top-tier clubs in the league.

Season Ambitions: Balance First, Then Contention
Pharco heads into the upcoming season with growing ambitions, especially after managing to retain its core squad while adding experienced and skilled players. The club is targeting a strong finish in the league table and hopes to qualify for continental competitions in the near future.

The coaching staff, led by the team's manager, is also expected to focus on improving team cohesion and tactical synergy—now made easier with restored administrative and technical stability following the lifting of the registration ban.