Kamal Darwish: Rest assured, Zamalek will not collapse … We seek to serve the entity and we need time without pressure

Dr Kamal Darwish, the former president of Zamalek and the current head of the club’s savvy committee, has confirmed that his club has not collapsed and includes distinguished players and the best teams in Africa, and that he must be preserved, which is most important at the present stage, and the need to provide financial contributions to move forward on the same path.

Darwish added, in statements to the Falcon Stadium schedule, “The tournaments don’t end and continue, and the team has reached the Champions League final, and we have agreed to help the committee that runs the club, but the media is very violent and there is now great pressure on the officials. We seek to serve the entity and we are not against the people to which we belong. ” For Zamalek Club, and member of the club for 50 years“.

And the former Zamalek chairman added, “The new committee is a group of advisers, who took over responsibility a short time ago, and there is a state of extreme urgency, and everyone wants to bring and change some things quickly. Rest assured, we only need time to make things right“.

Ashraf Sobhi, Minister of Youth and Sports, will soon hold a friendly meeting with the football committee in Zamalek, headed by Ayman Younis and with members of Ashraf Qassem and Abdel Halim Ali and advisor Mohamed Attia, member of the committee who runs the club, to calm the atmosphere and dissuade Abdel Halim Ali and Mohamed Attia from resigning after the couple’s announcement. Yesterday they apologized for completing the mission.

The session is expected to be held at the headquarters of the Ministry, provided the views of Ayman Yunus and Ashraf Qasim, the football supervisor on one side, and Muhammad Atiyah and Abdel Halim of the other side, converge..

Some Zamalek officials, especially members of the temporary committee that runs the club, had failed to persuade the duo, Abdel Halim Ali, the director of football, and advisor Mohamed Attia, a member of the committee, to return. on their decision to resign in order to impose more stability on the current stage that Zamalek is going through.