Al-Zawraa Club of Iraq is going through very difficult days, due to the administrative problems it faces, due to the presence of two administrations, “dissolved” and “temporary”, which affected the team in the summer transfer market.
Al-Zawraa Club started the summer transfer market in Iraq in a confused manner, because the players who wanted to join the club did not know which administration the negotiations were taking place with.
Sources toldwin win“The dissolved Al-Zawraa Nawras management, headed by Falah Hassan, has completed negotiations with the important players in the team, and renewed their contracts. It has also concluded a group of new deals with local and Arab players, to strengthen the team’s ranks in the current summer transfer period.”
Al-Zawraa Club is experiencing a complex administrative situation
The sources stated: “Al-Zawraa’s management, headed by Falah Hassan, refuses to hand over the club to the new interim body, which was formed by the Iraqi National Olympic Committee.”
She added: “The interim administrative body is waiting for the previous administration to hand over the club, especially since the interim body was formed under the direction of the Iraqi Olympic Committee, which confirmed that the elections of Al-Zawraa Club headed by Falah Hassan were illegal, so the club must be handed over to the interim body.” Noting that the dissolved administration is still waiting for the result of the appeal it filed with the Sports Settlement Center.
She added: “The Sports Settlement Centre will issue its final and decisive decision regarding the legitimacy of the management of the club.” Seagulls The dissolved club, headed by Falah Hassan, will be announced on August 8, as things will become clear after that, especially since things are heading towards handing over the club to the interim committee.” She explained that the interim committee has drawn up a list of decisions that it will take in the coming short period, including the transfer market and the football team coach.
The sources indicated that the interim administrative body has already entered into negotiations with Arab and foreign players and coaches to represent and lead Al-Nawras football in the upcoming season, but it does not wish to reveal this matter until it officially takes over the reins from the previous administration, headed by Falah Hassan.
Al-Zawraa team will not play in any external participation next season, despite the team occupying third place in the league table. Iraq Premier LeagueThe team withdrew from the play-off match against Dohuk, due to the lack of a sufficient number of players and the expiration of contracts of other players.
