Zamalek Responds to Accusations of Wasting Public Funds and Corruption
In an official statement, Zamalek Club’s board said it had no involvement in the cases that led to rulings against the club, responding to accusations of wasting public funds or corruption, according to the statement.
In an official statement, Zamalek Club’s board said it had no involvement in the cases that led to rulings against the club, responding to accusations of wasting public funds or corruption, according to the statement.
The board explained that the player cases, which led to contract terminations, a registration ban and fines said to total 7 million dollars, stemmed from a financial crisis following the withdrawal of the October land in August 2025. It added that disrupted financial flows weakened the club’s ability to meet its obligations, prompting players to file complaints and cases to accumulate.
The board said it would take legal action against anyone making allegations against board members without evidence, and urged the media to exercise accuracy when covering the club’s cases and financial affairs.