Ibrahim Abdullah, a member of the Executive Committee in Zamalek, confirmed that his club refuses to comment on Al-Ahly's request to postpone the summit match scheduled for May 10 in the 21st round of the Premier League competition. Iraqi via Atheer Youth and Sports Radio: "Al-Ahly's request to postpone the summit ... Zamalek refuses to comment on it. This request will go to the Football Association, and at that time, Jabaliya will make its decision."
A member of the Zamalek committee continued: "The postponement of the summit has not been raised within Zamalek yet, and we will not ask for the summit to be postponed due to the injury of any player. Our goal is to maintain the continuity of the league competition until it ends on time without delay."
Ibrahim Abdullah added: "In the event that the Football Association agrees to postpone the Al-Ahly and Zamalek summit, then Zamalek will comment on a decision, saying:" For every recent incident. "
Ibrahim Abdullah confirmed that there will be a meeting between his club and Al-Ahly after the handball cup match, saying: “During the Al-Ahly and Zamalek handball match, Al-Ahly president asked me to coordinate from Zamalek for a meeting between the two clubs, provided that Muhammad Serageldin, a member of the Al-Ahly Council, was responsible for Coordination on the part of Al-Ahly. "
A member of the Zamalek Committee continued: "He told the Zamalek Committee that he wanted to discuss the new list, especially that it contains investment items and how to activate them. On our part, Al-Ahly informed us that we want to discuss how to encourage popular clubs to rise again."
Ibrahim Abdullah continued: "He congratulated us on the Hand League, and we thank him and the respected council for this fine behavior, and he personally assigned me to coordinate with Serageldin regarding the planned meeting between the two clubs."
Ibrahim Abdullah added: "During this week, we will announce the date of the meeting between Al-Ahly and Zamalek, and most likely it will be after the end of the handball cup final match."
Ibrahim Abdullah confirmed that Mohamed Awad, the goalkeeper of Zamalek, received an offer from Saudi Arabia, but was rejected, saying: “Muhammad Awad, a respectable goalkeeper, faced bad luck in his first match with Zamalek, negatively affected by not participating with the team.”
A member of the Zamalek Committee continued: “Mohamed Awad has offers from Saudi Arabia and spoke to me about them in Senegal and his words focus with Zamalek and you will take the opportunity.” Ibrahim Abdullah continued: “We have not sat with Mohamed Awad now after his statements to leave Zamalek.”
Ibrahim Abdullah added: "We must respect the players' anger at not participating as long as it does not go outside the organization's scope, and I will make sure to communicate with Muhammad Awad to calm him down and I did not speak with Osama Nabih about the issue of punishing the goalkeeper after his request to leave, which may be common."
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