The pecuniary woes of the White Knights have worsen after Fifa ordered them to pay their ex-Ghana striker a whopping 1.2 million Euros over unpaid salaries.
Zamalek have been ordered to pay �1.2 million (Euros) to former Ghana striker Junior Agogo over unpaid salaries.
Fifa�s Dispute Resolution Chamber communicated the ruling to the White Knights on Tuesday to pay the former Ghana international who terminated his contract with them in 2009.
�Zamalek will take the matter to the Court of Arbitration for Sport to appeal the sanction," the Egyptian giants said in a statement on their official website.
Agogo joined Zamalek in 2008 from Nottingham Forest for 750,000 Pounds. He was set to receive �1.5 million during the duration of his three-year contract.
As a result of unpaid salaries, the 34-year-old severed ties with Zamalek and filed a complaint with Fifa, demanding compensation for his unpaid dues.
Agogo last played for Hibernian in 2012.
Source: Goal
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