Major General Bakry Selim, the executive director of the Egypt Clearing Club, confirmed that the Egyptian international Mohamed Ibrahim, the team player, has a contract from one of the Saudi Professional League clubs. Excellent, and the board of directors headed by Major General Mohamed Abdel Salam will not stand in front of the player’s ambitions, especially as he is a star from the wonderful sons of Zamalek and the wonderful Egyptian team and is the best playmaker in the local tournament now..
Bakri Selim stressed that the management of the clearing club is waiting for the arrival of an official offer by Muhammad Ibrahim in line with its artistic value, especially that it is not less than Ramadan Sobhi, although we do not exaggerate its price, and I think that he can leave the clearing for 3 million dollars, approximately 45 million pounds..
Bakri Selim talked about the ongoing negotiations between Pyramids Club and Ihab Galal, technical director of the Fayoumi team, saying: “The coach is considered an icon of the team during the current period and since he took over in the past as a result of the achievements made in his previous era.”
The executive director of the clearing continued: “We will not stand in front of Ihab Jalal’s future if he has a good opportunity to contribute to increasing the benefit of Egyptian football from him despite our adherence to him for the last moment.”
Bakri Salim continued his talk about his club’s desire to open a partnership with investors to pump money into the club during the coming years, especially that Major General Mohamed Abdel Salam is seriously seeking to get out of the entity in a proper manner..
The executive director of the clearing club concluded that there are meetings with Ahmed Abbas, the Nigerian agent, Emmanuel Amuniki, the former technical director, for whom FIFA ruled 120 thousand dollars to resolve the crisis amicably, especially since Corona’s circumstances are the cause of the financial problems that the clearing has been exposed to during the last period.
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