Zamalek officials have decided to impose only a financial penalty on striker Nasser Mansi due to his goal celebration against Rwandan Army in the first leg of the preliminary round of the CAF Champions League, without taking additional measures or calling him in for questioning, amid recent developments within the team.
The decision came based on a report submitted by Abdel Nasser Mohamed, the club's football director, to the legal affairs department, which included details of the player's celebration incident, leading to the conclusion to limit the action to the previous financial penalty.
Zamalek Stars Intervene to Resolve the Crisis
The crisis saw intervention from some prominent Zamalek players, who discussed Nasser Mansi's situation with the coaching staff in an attempt to resolve the issue and end the crisis within the team. This contributed to the decision not to escalate the matter and to rely solely on the report from the football director to the legal affairs department, without the need to summon the player for questioning.
Nasser Mansi is expected to return to Zamalek's training sessions after the international break, preparing for the team's upcoming matches, with the game against Ghazl El Mahalla scheduled for November 23 being his first match with the team after the crisis, according to current arrangements.
