Will the clubs association take action against Chikopanza for the shorts removal incident?
The referee and observer's report from the recent match between Zamalek and Al-Mokawloon Al-Arab in the Egyptian Premier League has led to no punishment for Zamalek's player, Shikabala, after he performed a strange act of removing his shorts and throwing them to the fans in celebration of the victory.
A source from the clubs' association revealed that no penalties will be imposed on Shikabala due to his celebration, as the referee and observer's report did not include the incident, and the original footage of the match did not capture it, since it occurred after the match had ended.
The source added that if the incident had been mentioned in the reports, the punishment would have been a one-match suspension and a fine of 20,000 Egyptian pounds.
Sources from Zamalek: Anyone with evidence of Shikabala's involvement in immoral acts should present it
In another context, sources from Zamalek confirmed that there is no evidence implicating Angolan player Shikabala, a member of the first football team, regarding the circulating news about his involvement in immoral acts during the team's trip to Rwanda.
A source from the club told "Youm7": "Anyone with evidence of Shikabala's involvement in immoral acts should present it," emphasizing that there is no evidence against the player concerning the recent rumors.
In the same vein, a source from Zamalek revealed that all necessary legal actions have been taken, and complaints have been filed with the relevant prosecution against anyone who defamed Shikabala or spread false news about him without basis or evidence.
The source clarified that this legal move comes as part of the club's commitment to protect its players' rights and to confront any attempts to harm them or circulate incorrect information about them, confirming that the club has already begun taking necessary steps against anyone proven to be involved in spreading this news or defaming the player.
