Zamalek Faces New Crisis Over Football Company Shares

Ahmed Hassan, former Egyptian football star, reported via Facebook that there is growing discontent among some former Zamalek players. This frustration stems from the allocation of 60% of shares to investors in the club's football company, a decision that the former stars have completely rejected during the general assembly meeting. The source indicated that the concerns of some Zamalek icons focus on the size of the investment share designated for the football company. This disagreement comes at a time when the club's management is racing against time to organize the upcoming phase and finalize several key issues, primarily the hiring of a new head coach for the first team. On another front, Zamalek's management and the technical committee are moving quickly to finalize the new head coach's file in the coming days. The management aims to start early arrangements for the team's external camp, ensuring they are well-prepared for the upcoming season and ready to compete in all domestic and continental tournaments. Zamalek's management is keen to resolve all outstanding administrative and technical issues as soon as possible to provide a stable environment for the team, meeting the ambitions and aspirations of the White Castle fans in the upcoming phase.