Mouloudia Club d’Alger (MCA) has received dire news following their defeat against CRB in the Algerian Cup final!!
The administration of Mouloudia Club d’Alger (MCA) has been issued a new warning by the Office of the Mohamed Boudiaf Olympic Complex to settle outstanding debts dating back approximately a year.
According to a well-informed source, Hadj Redjem’s administration, president of MCA, has not paid accommodation fees for several youth team players, nor fees for using an office at the July 5, 1962 Olympic Stadium.
Yesterday, several MCA officials urgently visited the Olympic Complex Office to meet with the general director. He informed them that if the debts were not settled within 15 days, the administration would be forced to vacate the premises, necessitating players to leave the hotel and officials to clear the office.
The general director of the Olympic Complex Office expressed indignation over MCA’s failure to honor its financial commitments. The Office’s administration had previously refrained from pressuring the club to avoid disrupting them before the Algerian Cup final. However, following the match, they demanded payment within a 15-day deadline, emphasizing that the delay was not due to the club’s financial weakness, given their substantial salaries and bonuses to players and coaches, but rather due to MCA’s administration failing to honor their financial obligations.
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