Zamalek Signs Mohamed Sabry’s Sons, Sets Date for Mourning
Zamalek announces the signing of the late Mohamed Sabry’s sons to its youth sector and sets an official date for the mourning ceremony following his tragic car accident.
Zamalek Club, under the leadership of Hussein Labib and in coordination with Badr Hamed, head of the club’s football sectors, has completed arrangements to sign the late Mohamed Sabry’s sons, Adam (born 2010) and Asser (born 2012), to the youth teams, coming from Al-Sikka Al-Hadid Club.
Procedures will be finalized after the official mourning ceremony, scheduled for Sunday evening at Al-Hamidiya Al-Shazlyia Mosque following Maghrib prayers, instead of the club headquarters as previously planned.
The late Mohamed Sabry passed away early yesterday morning in a tragic car accident, with his funeral held yesterday afternoon. The club announced a three-day mourning period in his honor.
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