Zamalek pays 2 million EGP to the Basketball Federation to resolve the linked team's crisis.
The issue with the junior basketball team at Zamalek Club, concerning the absence of several players in the last match of the linked league, has been resolved. This was due to their names not being included in the team list for the match, which forced the coaching staff to play with a limited number of players.
Zamalek Pays 2 Million EGP to the Basketball Federation
A source within Zamalek Club confirmed that the problem has been officially resolved, and the players are set to participate normally in the upcoming match against Al-Olympi. This comes after the club paid 2 million EGP to the Basketball Federation as part of the outstanding debts owed, similar to other clubs, while continuing to settle the remaining amount.
The System Caused the Zamalek vs. Damanhour Match Crisis
The source explained that the issue in the first-round match against Damanhour Games arose due to some additions to the team list. The names of several players were not visible on the Basketball Federation's system, and therefore they were not included in the match list.
The source emphasized that the problem has been resolved, and the players can now participate normally in the upcoming match against Al-Olympi, allowing the team to compete with its full roster.
Zamalek vs. Al-Olympi Tomorrow
It is worth noting that Zamalek will face Al-Olympi tomorrow in the second round of Group D matches in the linked league, with the junior match scheduled for 4 PM and the men's match at 6 PM on the same day.
