Zamalek will make a payment of a portion of Ferjani Sassi's dues next week.
Zamalek SC is preparing to pay one of the installments for the settlement of dues owed to Tunisian player Ferjani Sassi, who was part of the team, next week. This comes as part of the club's commitment to the agreement made with the player regarding the settlement of his overdue payments.
Second Installment Due Date for Sassi
Zamalek's move to pay the due installment comes ahead of the second installment, which is scheduled to be due in two weeks. The club's officials are keen to meet their financial obligations on time and avoid any delays that could lead to the accumulation of outstanding installments.
Zamalek Avoids New Crises and Legal Issues
Zamalek aims to adhere to the payment schedule for Ferjani Sassi's dues to avoid entering into new legal crises or receiving additional complaints due to non-compliance with payment deadlines, especially as the club seeks to resolve outstanding financial issues with former players.
The case of Ferjani Sassi's dues is among the issues that Zamalek is working to address by adhering to the agreed settlements, which helps avoid escalating financial and legal crises in the upcoming period.
Details of Sassi's Dues with Zamalek
Ferjani Sassi had agreed to waive part of his overdue payments with Zamalek, which amounted to about $600,000, with an agreement to schedule the remaining dues in installments. This contributed to resolving the crisis related to the registration ban imposed on the club due to the player's dues.
Sassi waived $200,000 from his total dues after the intervention of Tamer Hossam, the former Zamalek star, to help resolve the crisis, leaving a total remaining amount of $400,000 to be paid in installments according to the settlement agreement between the two parties.