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The Zamalek Club board of directors, headed by counselor Mortada Mansour, decided to spend an economic reward for the players after the soccer team’s victory over Raja of Morocco in the first leg of the semi-finals of the African Champions League.
Councilor Mortada Mansour announced the club management’s decision to spend £ 50,000 for every player on the team’s roster, whether they are participants or even excluded.
Advisor Mortada Mansour, president of Zamalek Club, expressed his joy and satisfaction after the club’s first football team beat Raja Casablanca in Morocco, considering that the true hero are the great Zamalek fans who have always supported and supported the players throughout the past period, especially before the match..
Mansour added that Zamalek has the biggest fans in the world and they support the entity, which was what he had always asked them with the support of the entity and not the club president or the people..
The president of Zamalek highlighted that the Portuguese Jaime Pacheco is a respected art director and some did not agree with him, and we had previous experience with him and we achieved a series of victories … explaining that he had assistants, either foreigners or Egyptians at the highest level..
Mortada Mansour continued: “I congratulate the entire team, be it the technical, medical and administrative staff, as well as Ismail Youssef, head of the mission in Morocco.“.
The president of Zamalek sent a message to Amr Al-Ganaini, head of the designated five-year committee for the Football Association, saying: “The story began when 3 points were deducted from Zamalek, and they punished Shikabala and Abdullah Jumaa, stating that the war against the president of the club is clear, and I am going to obtain my right to the law “.
The players of the Zamalek Club first soccer team were eager to go to Tunisian midfielder Ferjani Sassi’s room, accompanied by Amir Mortada Mansour, general supervisor of the ball, at the club’s mission residence in Casablanca, Morocco, where the Players chanted on behalf of Sassi and presented him with victory.
Zamalek had defeated the Moroccan Raja with an unanswered goal in the first leg of the African Champions League semi-finals, which was played at the Mohammed V complex in Casablanca, Morocco.
