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Governing ratio stalls Zamalek football decision
Al Ahly Club is seeking to establish a new football company, as the board of directors approved offering 60% of the company's shares to investors in exchange for the club owning 40%, with the goal of enhancing resources and elevating the team's performance. Negotiations are currently underway with investors, and the share ownership ratios are expected to be presented to the general assembly for approval in accordance with sports law. Additionally, the club has decided to resume team training at the Air Defense Stadium in preparation for the new season, and is working on paying part of the dues owed to player Abdel Rahman Magdy, who has refused to train due to delayed payments totaling approximately 8 million Egyptian pounds. Al Ahly also announced the departure of 10 players from its ranks, including Hossam Abdel Megid and Ahmed Hamed, as part of the club’s plan to update and balance the team ahead of the upcoming season.
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