Zamalek club board member Hani Zada sparked controversy with a press statement yesterday about the dues of Ghanaian player Agogo, who died Thursday and still has financial dues, as he confirmed that the player's dues ended with Zamalek ended his death, according to international laws, but at the same time pointed out The club will pay its dues if requested by the heirs, and this statement sparked controversy in social networking sites and commented by a number of Egyptian artists, including the Egyptian artist Nabil Halfawi, who commented on his official computer on the social networking site Twitter: "I am confident that Zamalek Club as one of the The largest and oldest clubs In Egypt and Africa, we will deny this talk and confirm that the right will reach its full owners. "
The Ghana striker and Egyptian club Zamalek, Junior Agogo, died in London on Thursday at the age of 40, after suffering from the disease, while his entitlements at the "White Castle" controversy.
Agogo joined Zamalek in 2008 and played 16 games with Zamalek in various tournaments, including 11 in the Premier League, 4 in the African Champions League and a game in the Egyptian Super, scoring four goals and making a single goal.
Agogo had left Zamalek abruptly because of his dissatisfaction with the management of the club at the time and dissolved his contract unilaterally in 2009, and filed several complaints against FIFA club, demanding that he receive his outstanding dues, and cases continued between him and the management of the White Castle for a long time, before a final ruling In his favor and threatening Zamalek to deduct points from his balance, forcing white to schedule the dues of the player and paid in installments.
He retired from football in 2012 with the Scottish team Hibernian, and then suffered a "stroke" after which he was admitted to the hospital, and was unable to speak with natural suspicion.
For his part, a member of the board of Zamalek, Hani Zadeh, told "in the Ghoul" that the dues of Agogo to Zamalek ended after his departure from the world, saying: "There is no in the laws of the International Sports Court that the dues are inherited .. The dues received by a football player The foot gets them personally because they are compensating the person for the period he played and did not get his dues .. If the player left the case ended.
He added: "On the humanitarian level, Zamalek club certainly throughout its history did not oppress his players or refuse to pay their dues," and continued, "If the heirs of Agogo seek his dues at any time, they will receive them of course, and thus always Zamalek club with his children."
He concluded by saying: "I mean only the content of the list of the sports court, because it is different from the courts of cassation and misdemeanors, but the heirs will certainly receive the dues of the player if requested, and the fact of the matter I do not know if they have money from the ground or what is left to them" .