Hossam El-Mandouh, the treasurer of Zamalek, revealed the administration's efforts to resolve the transfer ban imposed on the club, confirming that work is underway to close the file before the start of the new season.

Zamalek faced a transfer ban for three periods due to 11 cases exceeding a value of $2.8 million, related to dues of former players and coaches who filed complaints with the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA), which prevented the club from making deals during the last winter transfer window.

Al-Mandouh explained in statements to ON channel that the management is currently holding sessions with the parties involved to schedule the dues and settle the legal files. He pointed out that the club will grant professional contracts to young players who have recently excelled, given the great confidence in their abilities. He also revealed that some businessmen have offered immediate bonuses to the team following the victory over Kaizer Chiefs.

The treasurer of Zamalek confirmed that the administration is striving to achieve long-term financial sustainability despite the current difficult situation, emphasizing that the focus is on achieving administrative and athletic stability. Intensive efforts continue to resolve the registration crisis and ensure the club's strong return in the upcoming transfer market.