The media personality Ahmed Shobier spoke about the future of Zamalek striker, Seifeddine Jaziri, at the club, indicating that his fate could be determined based on the potential signing of Al Ahly's striker Mohamed Sherif. Shobier stated in radio comments that the Zamalek planning committee is considering the departure of some players, including Hamza Mathlouthi, especially after his recent injury. He added that the club does not intend to renew Mathlouthi's contract at the moment.

As for Jaziri, Shobier confirmed that his new contract with Zamalek has not yet been officially registered, leaving his future uncertain. He explained that if the contract is registered and the player receives a good offer, he may be allowed to leave, especially if the club manages to sign new players, including Mohamed Sherif, who is considered a strong offensive addition. In this case, Jaziri is likely to be let go.

Shobier also mentioned that the negotiations between Zamalek and Mohamed Sherif are 100% legitimate, but the player has not yet signed officially, and Al Ahly is not currently involved in these negotiations. Regarding Mohamed Abdel Moneim's return to Al Ahly, Shobier said that it is unlikely the player will return to Al Ahly or be loaned during the FIFA Club World Cup period.

He continued by saying that Zamalek is at a critical stage, where the team's situation is being continuously evaluated by the technical staff and club management. He clarified that Zamalek needs to strengthen its squad in a precise and thoughtful manner, especially in attacking and midfield positions, if the team aims to compete for local and continental titles. He also confirmed that signing Mohamed Sherif would be an important step in building a strong team capable of competing with major clubs next season.

In conclusion, Shobier emphasized that Zamalek fans are eagerly awaiting what will happen in the transfer market, considering the potential changes in the squad, both in terms of new signings and contract renewals for current players.