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Attention: Mohammed Awad
Mr. Rashid Al-Taher, the Treasurer of Al-Merreikh Club, held a press conference yesterday afternoon at the Al-Merreikh newspaper in Khartoum to explain many financial issues related to the salaries of players and the salaries of foreign and national technical staff. He also spoke about the funds that entered the treasury of Al-Merreikh in the 16th round of the African Champions League Club Championship against Algeria.
Addis camping fees
Thirty-seven thousand five hundred dollars
Regarding the cost of the preparatory camp that Al-Merreikh set up in Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia, before leaving for Doha and the start of the season, the treasurer said that the cost totaled thirty-seven thousand five hundred dollars because the Ethiopian St. George Club sponsored twenty-five tickets, while we sponsored another nine tickets worth 41,000 pounds and Mr. Adam Sudakal paid five thousand dollars during the training camp.
$25,000, the value of the Doha camp
Regarding the Al-Ahmar camp in Doha, the capital of Qatar, he said the council spent twenty-five thousand dollars and he thanked the Al-Marreikh Association in Doha, which played an excellent role for the teams in the camp, including providing a good sports venue for training and booking hotels, as the amount was very mixed and it was an incentive for the players.
The cost of travel to Algeria is $25,000
As for the cost of the Mars mission to Algeria, he said it was $25,000, including $10,000 for incidentals, since it was learned that the original booking for the mission had been changed and postponed by four days.
$22,000 to Abuja
He said the cost of the trip to the Nigerian city of Abuja amounted to $22,000, which reflects the value of the delegation’s airfare, as well as the cost of taking a domestic flight to the city of Warri, whose representative Almerih excluded Wolves from the round of 32 of the African Champions Club Championship, although Ethiopian Airlines is much less than EgyptAir. On October 6, we were forced to travel on EgyptAir, and the financial difference between the two. The amount of money between Ethiopian and EgyptAir is $13,000.
Rami Al-Jak offers £30,000 in support
He said they had received £30,000 of support from Al-Mreikhabi Rami Al-Jak, which had been handed over to the club’s accountant, Abdel Hay.
Reports on the President
The treasurer said that Lavanya and Paradise Hotel had received three complaints against the president of Al-Merreikh Club, Osama Wansi, and that another report was being initiated by another party.
Governor’s $10,000 grant
He said Mr. Gamal Mohammed Abdullah Wali paid part of the cost of the camp in the Egyptian capital Cairo, which was $10,000.
Prepay 20,000 yuan
He said someone lent them $20,000 and they agreed.
Regarding the second Cairo camp that Al-Merreikh set up in the Sixth of October City for the team’s important match against ES Setif, he said it cost them $26,000.
The riyal problem
Regarding the issue of transferring dollars in Cairo, it was because the Abu Dhabi bank did not remit the dollars that were transferred through it, and the professionals did not receive the riyal amount and asked for dollars, which was later resolved.
Thanks to Merikhab for his support
Regarding the support of Al-Mreikhab, he said that they have received support from many Al-Mreikhab, three donated two Sudanese pounds and one donated one thousand dollars, which is equivalent to thanking the support, because we open the door to every Al-Mreikhabi to support his team at this stage, which requires great efforts to achieve the desired goals.
The Belgian has $5,000 left on his contract, plus one month’s salary.
Mr. Rachid Al-Taher, the financial director of Al-Merreikh Club, stated that the remaining amount for Belgian technical director Luc Emile is $5,000 from the advance payment of the contract, plus the salary for March because he has received the salary for February so far, while Tunisian Hatem Belhouishat has the salaries for February and March left, while the Tunisian is responsible for half of the salary for February, leaving only half of the next salary and the salary for March, as well as Tunisian goalkeeper coach Mourad Salmi.
Traore still has March wages left
As for Mali player Mamadou Traore, he said he only has March salary left.
Salmon owes three months of contract advance payment
He said Nigerian player, Salmon Gibson, has outstanding payments for the past three months, as well as advance payments for this season’s contract, because we paid the advance payment for his contract with the previous board, because the advance payment was not paid to him, he only paid his salary, we paid the contract advance payment, and we still have some advance payment left for the current contract, and then they will pay the outstanding salary.
Kofi’s remaining prepaid contract and February wages
He said all that was left for Kofi player was his February salary and the advance payment on his contract with the club, while Ghanaian Okla and Karim Hassan were yet to receive two months’ salary.
Payroll for Patriots
Regarding the national team players, he said that so far they have received all their monthly salaries until March, and that the claims about the financial demands of the duo of Aladdin Youssef and Bakri Abdelkader Medina were not true.
Foreigners’ salaries paid to the sports department
Regarding the salaries of foreigners, he said they give the money to the sports department, which in turn gives it to them.
Africa Competition Award
Regarding the Nigerian side’s Warri Wolves’ match and their qualification for the last 16 of the African Champions Club Championship, he said they offered £20,000 for players who play two matches and £100,000 for players who play one match for both matches for all local and foreign players.
Technical staff did not receive any competition rewards
He said Al-Merreikh’s technical staff had not been motivated to advance to the round of 16.
Tax agency deducts debt from Mars
Regarding the discounts given by the Tax Agency, he said that the ticket debt of Al-Merreikh was offset by the revenue from African matches, because the gross revenue from the first round of the African Champions Club Championship against Warri Wolves was 375,000 pounds, with a net income of 268,000 pounds, all of which went to the agency, which helped cut the tickets for Al-Merreikh in Abuja and sent tickets to African referees, while the referee fees for the last match of ES Setif amounted to 100 US dollars. Sixty-five thousand pounds for hotel expenses and tickets, plus the incidentals for referees and observers, which is equivalent to the three thousand dollars that the Confederation of African Football (CAF) decided must be paid to referees), the entrance fee for the match between Al-Merreikh and ES Setif in the round of 16 of the African Champions Club Championship was 576,000 pounds, with a net amount of 400 pounds in the bank, and 49,000 pounds, because Al-Ittihad did not give up its share, and the tax agency returned to us after deducting the arrears, 19,000 pounds, because we have not received it yet. The Football Association was asked to pay £180,000, with an unreasonable share of the match broadcasting fees of £100,000.
Visa proof
Regarding the visa of coach Burhantia, he said: “A lot has been circulated in the media over the past period of time, especially the visa is a self-evident thing, because we have reached an agreement with coach Burhan to be led by the current Belgian technical director Luc Eimer. In the next period of time, as Burhan was expected to join the team, we took his passport to the Algerian Embassy to provide him with an entry visa, and Belgian coach Luc Eimer knew that there was a vacuum in his position. Coach Amir Damer resigned as head coach.
Shirt Care
Regarding Al-Merreikh’s sponsorship of the shirts for the last African Round of 16 match against ES Setif, he said the amount of the sponsorship reached £120,000 and stressed that they had suffered a lot in the process of finding a sponsor. The shirts worn by the club in the game are especially those of telecommunications companies such as Zain and Sultanni, as they are among the companies that provide the most services.
The exodus must continue
He said that in the coming days there will certainly be many groups supporting the club’s journey in this African Club Championship, and that in the previous stage there was a successful group whose total reached 500 million people.
160,000 painting sponsorship fee
As for the value of sponsoring the signs around the stadium, he said the amount was £160,000, of which £42,000 had been paid so far.
Office rent arrears
Regarding the rent arrears of the Al-Merreikh Club executive office, he said that the amount amounted to 6,600 pounds, as well as the arrears of fees for workers and employees in the office, which would be settled in the near future.
We did not receive any money from CAF
Regarding the $700,000 in funds from CAF, he said they did not receive a penny after reaching the fourth round of the African Champions Club Championship last season.
Thank you Qatar Airways
and the Sudanese Embassy in Algeria
Mr. Rashid Al-Taher, Treasurer of the Al-Merreikh Club, expressed his infinite gratitude to Qatar Airways and expressed his gratitude on behalf of Mr. Awad Eid, Ambassador and Administrator of the Sudanese Embassy in Algeria, who is considered a loyal member of Qatar Airways. Al-Merreikh played an excellent role in comforting the Al-Merreikh mission, which is expected to fly to Algeria today via Qatar Airways, a flight that cost one hundred and ninety-six thousand Sudanese pounds.
1.5 billion monthly expenses
Regarding the club’s monthly expenses, he said that it reached 150 million per month, especially the wages of foreign technicians and foreign players reached 55,000 US dollars, and the wages of local people reached more than 200. 50,000 pounds.
Karim walks out angrily while Raj and Ajab watch from outside
Al-Merreikh held a tactical training session at its stadium yesterday and said goodbye to the fans
The Almereyhe team held a one and a half hour training session at home at five o’clock yesterday evening, bidding farewell to the fans, with a total of 21 players participating and training under the supervision of the Belgian coach. Luca Imael Ahmed Abdullah Dafar, Abdul Jaber Ibrahima Saghir were absent, Ramadan Ajab and Raji Abdul-Atti followed from abroad, while the Ghanaian Karim Al-Hassan left the field ten minutes after the start of the training, angrily carrying his sports equipment to protest his expulsion from the trip to Algeria.
The training started with warm-up exercises, then the coach divided the players into three groups to master the relevant tactics of the attacking side. The training ended with the division of red and yellow, and the coach emphasized pressing and hitting. This training is part of his preparation for the second round of the African Champions League last 16 against the host Algeria next Tuesday.
The technical staff conducted special training for five players, led by Alaeddine Youssef, Musaab Omar, Amir Kamal, Nigerian Salomon Gibson and Ali Jaafar, in preparation for the battle against ES Setif.
Mars sets off at dawn today, Algerian mission faces many difficulties
The Al-Merreikh club delegation is expected to depart this morning on Qatar Airways for the Algerian capital to participate in the team’s important match against the Algerian club ES Setif on April 19 this year. The plane will stop at Doha Airport for two hours and will arrive in the capital Algiers this afternoon, from where it will depart for the city of El Alma. Before this decisive match, the technical staff of the Al-Merreikh team selected 18 players to go, and according to news from Algeria, the delegation will face great difficulties in going to El Alma by land after the Setif government refused. The Al-Merreikh club sent an official letter to the Algerian Al-Ittihad club through the Sudanese Federation, which then processed the mission after the Al-Wefaq government pre-booked it through a domestic flight. The surprising move was attended by the club’s deputy secretary general Al-Din Abdel-Tam, according to the 25-person agreement reached with the Al-Merreikh government. Those present went to the headquarters of the management of the ES Setif Club to inform it of its decision to modify the dates of the overland trip to Mars and increase the number of mission members to 28, contrary to the initial agreement. This step was rejected by the Setif government, considering that the matter required the approval of the Algerian Ministry of the Interior.
Emaar fires at Mars board and confirms he will not receive a month’s salary
Omdurman: Issam Tamir
Almeríh coach and Belgian coach Luc Emar told reporters after the game that they have not received the financial fee yet and that the statements made by the club management in the media are incorrect and a complete lie. The training conducted by the team yesterday confirmed: The government said at a press conference held yesterday that it had delivered the dues that all team members were entitled to, but this was not the case, adding that members of the technical staff had not received their January salary and that some players were owed, including bonuses and registration rights. He added: I asked for 20 players to travel since last Wednesday, but the government only allowed 18 players to travel, which surprised me, so I removed Karim Hassan and Khalid Nasan, which is a dangerous thing because the team players are injured, especially defender Amir Kamal, and the situation becomes difficult in this situation.
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