Zamalek Continue Efforts to Resolve Registration Ban
A source inside Zamalek has denied reports claiming that the club has backed down from its efforts to resolve the current registration ban, describing the reports as “very strange.”
The source stressed that Zamalek have been working for several months to end the disciplinary registration ban and that the club has not abandoned its efforts or stopped pursuing the available procedures.
The situation remains linked to the ongoing case involving Moroccan player Abdelhamid Maali. A Zamalek source recently confirmed that the club is awaiting a decision from the international sports court regarding the dispute.
🔥 Club Remain Determined to Solve the Crisis
The source emphasized that Zamalek’s management will continue working strongly toward a resolution, stressing that the club will take all remaining steps available to address the registration issue.
The registration file remains one of the club’s main administrative priorities, particularly as Zamalek look to maintain stability and strengthen their squad during the upcoming periods.
Former Zamalek football legal adviser Mohamed Metwally previously said the club had not expected the disciplinary registration ban to be imposed in its current form.
📢 Zamalek Warn Against Rumors Ahead of Al Ahly Derby
According to the source, the timing of the reports is particularly notable because they emerged ahead of the highly anticipated derby against Al Ahly.
Zamalek are scheduled to face Al Ahly on October 11 in the sixth round of the Egyptian Premier League, making the club eager to maintain maximum focus and avoid distractions surrounding the first team.
The source also stressed that Zamalek will not remain silent over reports that it believes could negatively affect the club’s stability, emphasizing the importance of providing the coaching staff and players with the right environment during this crucial period.
⭐ Focus Turns to Upcoming Fixtures
Zamalek’s upcoming schedule includes more than the Al Ahly derby, with the team also set to face ZED in the Egypt Capital Cup on October 7, before the major league encounter against Al Ahly four days later.
The club’s management will therefore continue handling its administrative and legal files while the coaching staff focuses on preparing the players for the upcoming fixtures.
The registration crisis remains a major issue requiring continued legal and administrative efforts, with the club waiting for developments related to the ongoing case.
Will Zamalek manage to resolve the registration ban in the coming period, or will the crisis continue for longer?
