Captain Hussein Labib, the president of Zamalek Club, is traveling to France today, Wednesday, to undergo a series of precise medical tests to ensure his health after suffering a sudden illness in recent days. Doctors have recommended complete rest and avoiding any pressure temporarily to stabilize his health and ensure a swift recovery.
Despite his travel, Captain Hussein Labib continues to stay in touch with the club’s board members, constantly monitoring the operations within the club and ensuring that every detail is followed up, demonstrating his ongoing commitment to managing the club with precision, even under his current health conditions.

The Zamalek Board of Directors expresses their heartfelt wishes for the president’s speedy recovery, reaffirming their full support for him and deep appreciation for his immense efforts in serving the club, especially as the challenges and pressures on the club continue to grow, both administratively and financially.

The Board also emphasized that Labib is a rare model of dedication and selflessness, which has been evident over the past few months through his efforts to secure financial resources, resolve pending issues, and work on stabilizing the sports teams.

Hossam Al-Mandouh, the Treasurer of Zamalek Club, also expressed his sincere wishes for the president’s swift recovery, noting that the doctors recommended Labib take rest due to the immense pressure he has recently faced, which has noticeably affected his health.

In a television interview on "MBC Masr 2," Al-Mandouh stated that Labib has put in significant effort for the club's benefit, adding, "He has carried more than he could bear for Zamalek, and he oversees everything personally despite his health condition."

Al-Mandouh further mentioned, "What many don’t know is that the daily pressures have caused health issues for several members of the board as well. However, we all prioritize the club’s interests above all else."

He pointed out that Labib embodies true leadership and does not hesitate to make difficult decisions for the club’s benefit, highlighting that he works quietly, away from media noise.

In a touching human gesture, members of the Zamalek Board visited Captain Hussein Labib at his home to check on him before his trip, reaffirming their support and assuring him that his health and recovery are their top priority.

This therapeutic trip comes at a critical time for Zamalek Club, as the board is simultaneously working to resolve several important issues, including settling financial dues for players and negotiating new signings in preparation for the upcoming football season.

The board assures that the club’s journey will continue without disruption, as responsibilities within the administration have been distributed to ensure smooth operations during the president’s absence, ensuring that no vital matters are delayed.

The president has received numerous messages of support from players across various teams at the club and from the White Castle fans, who expressed their best wishes for his health and a speedy return to leadership.

Sources inside the club confirm that communication between Hussein Labib and the board will remain constant on a daily basis, and that he is closely monitoring matters despite his medical travel.

Everyone within the club hopes that the coming days will bring improvement in the president's health, allowing him to return soon to continue working on the developmental plans he initiated since taking office, aiming to restore Zamalek’s glory in all aspects.