The legal department at Zamalek is reviewing the report from the football director regarding the case of Nasser Mansi.
A reliable source at Zamalek has revealed that there is currently no official date set for the investigation into Nasser Mansi, the first-team football player, regarding the incident that occurred during the team's match against Rwandan Army in the first leg of the CAF Champions League Round of 32.
Zamalek's legal department reviews Abdel Nasser Mohamed's report on Nasser Mansi's incident
The source clarified that Zamalek's legal department is currently studying the report submitted by Abdel Nasser Mohamed, the football director, regarding the incident, in preparation for determining the player's status and the actions to be taken in the upcoming period.
The source added that the date for the investigation with Nasser Mansi has not yet been set, as the football director's report will be thoroughly reviewed, and based on that, it will be decided whether the player will be summoned for questioning or not, before submitting a final report to the club's board for approval of the expected penalty.
Football director's report reveals details of the incident
The source indicated that the legal department will rely on Abdel Nasser Mohamed's report, which includes details of the incident that occurred during the match against Rwandan Army, and another report will be submitted to Zamalek's board to determine the final penalty and officially ratify it.
Nasser Mansi throws Zamalek jersey during goal celebration
The controversy erupted after Nasser Mansi scored the winning goal for Zamalek against Rwandan Army, as the player threw the team's jersey on the pitch during his celebration, which sparked a debate within the club and prompted the technical and administrative staff to take disciplinary action against him.
Nasser Mansi suspended and referred for investigation
Zamalek has decided to suspend Nasser Mansi until the investigation procedures are completed and the official penalty is announced by the board of directors, as the player's return to team training will depend on the results of the legal proceedings and the club's final decisions.
Nasser Mansi had scored the winning goal for Zamalek against Rwandan Army in the dying moments of the match, giving the white team a valuable victory of 1-0 in the first leg of the CAF Champions League Round of 32, ahead of the return match scheduled for October 24 at Cairo International Stadium.
The player is looking forward to a final resolution regarding his fate in the coming days, awaiting the results of the incident review and the determination of an appropriate penalty, ensuring the application of internal regulations and maintaining discipline within the team.
