EFA medical committee boss Dr. Mohamed Soltan said on Monday that Egyptian fans could attend the CAF Champions League (CL) final if Al Ahly and Zamalek reach it.
On Friday, the Confederation of the African Football (CAF) announced that Egypt would host the final, which will be held in a single match for the first time.
In statements, Soltan greeted the Red Devils and the White Knights on their victories over Wydad and Raja.
"We have not decided on the matter of holding the final in the presence of fans, as CAF prevented the attendance of the supporters due to coronavirus pandemic," Soltan said.
"We will present a proposal for the possibility of fans' attendance to the final if Zamalek and Al-Ahly qualify."
It is worth mentioning that Zamalek snatched a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Raja in the first leg; the second tie will be held on Saturday.
On the other hand, Al Ahly put one foot in the final after downing Wydad with two unanswered goals in the first leg, as the second tie will take place on Friday at Cairo Stadium.
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