Zizo's father announces appeal after Egyptian FA archives complaint against Zamalek

The Egyptian Football Association's Players' Committee has decided to archive Ahmed Sayed Zizo's complaint against Zamalek, prompting an appeal from the player's camp.

• The Players' Affairs Committee of the Egyptian Football Association decided to archive the complaint filed by Ahmed Sayed Zizo against his former club Zamalek.
• Mostafa, Zizo's father and agent, said the player will appeal the committee's decision and then take the case to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
• Regulations expert Amer al-Omaira confirmed that Zizo has the right to appeal to the EFA's appeals committee and subsequently to the CAS.
• Mostafa added that Zamalek is demanding 60 million Egyptian pounds for television and advertising appearances, arguing that any rightful share could not exceed 20% of such contracts.

Latest developments

• Jul 15 — Zamalek announced that the complaint by Ahmed Sayed Zizo, who had claimed 82 million Egyptian pounds, has been dismissed.
• Jul 15 — Zamalek confirmed it will continue legal action to recover advertising and television rights revenues related to the player.