A source from Zamalek SC stated that the details revealed regarding the case of Moroccan player Abdelhamid Sabiri are a standard procedure issued by FIFA concerning the circumstances, clarifying that what has been announced is the result of transactions that took place in previous periods after the player terminated his contract with Zamalek.
Zamalek files an appeal against FIFA's decision in favor of Abdelhamid Maali for an amount of $611,000 before the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
Sports Court Reviews Zamalek's Appeal After Fee Payment and Notification to Sabiri
The source indicated that the new development in the case is that Zamalek SC submitted a timely appeal after the deadline of July 30 against the decision issued by FIFA regarding the player's right to receive $611,000, before the Court of Arbitration for Sport, confirming that the club has fulfilled its obligations in this matter.
The source also clarified that the Court of Arbitration for Sport is currently reviewing Zamalek's appeal after completing the appeal procedures and paying the required fees, noting that the case file is now before the court for consideration according to the applicable legal procedures, and an arbitrator will be appointed by the Court of Arbitration for Sport after notifying the other party, Abdelhamid Sabiri.
He confirmed that if a hearing session is requested regarding the case, Zamalek will be represented, and any new documents or papers requested by the court will be submitted, in accordance with the procedural requirements.
The source emphasized that the current administration of Zamalek SC is handling this file, along with all other files, within the approved legal frameworks, in a manner that preserves the club's rights.

