FIFA Files New Case Against Zamalek's Registration Ban

Zamalek has made new progress in its transfer ban case, as FIFA has lifted one of the registered cases against the club, a move that enhances the chances of resolving the crisis before the start of the new season.

This development comes after Zamalek's management successfully settled the dues of French assistant coach Pierre Baherly, who worked under former manager Yannick Ferreira, leading to the official removal of the case from FIFA's dispute records.

Zamalek's management continues its efforts to resolve outstanding financial issues as part of a plan aimed at settling all remaining cases, allowing the club to regain its right to register new signings.

Following the closure of this matter, the number of cases registered against Zamalek at FIFA has decreased to just seven, after the club successfully resolved several financial disputes in recent times.

The management is currently working to reach final agreements with the parties involved in the remaining cases, aiming to lift the registration ban and completely resolve the crisis as soon as possible.

Zamalek places the utmost priority on concluding this matter before the summer transfer window closes, allowing them to register new players and strengthen the squad in preparation for local and continental challenges.

There is a sense of optimism within the club after reducing the number of legal cases, with management confident in their ability to complete all settlements, paving the way for a strong start to the new season without any restrictions on signings.