Abdallah El Said Requests Mutual Contract Termination from Zamalek
Abdallah El Said has asked Zamalek to terminate his contract by mutual consent while proposing a schedule to settle his outstanding financial dues.
A source inside Zamalek has revealed new developments regarding the future of midfielder Abdallah El Said, who has reportedly asked the club to terminate his contract by mutual consent.
According to the source, El Said held several meetings with Zamalek officials in recent hours to discuss his situation with the team and address his outstanding financial dues.
Abdallah El Said Asks to Leave Zamalek
The source explained that the midfielder proposed ending his contractual relationship with Zamalek by mutual agreement during the current period.
The discussions focused on the player's future as well as the financial issues surrounding his outstanding payments.
El Said Proposes a Payment Schedule
According to the source, Abdallah El Said proposed scheduling his outstanding financial dues and agreeing on specific payment dates for the coming period.
The proposal is expected to be part of the negotiations between the player and Zamalek as both sides work toward reaching a final agreement.
Zamalek Yet to Decide El Said's Future
Abdallah El Said's future has not yet been officially settled, with negotiations continuing between the player and the club regarding the termination of his contract and the settlement of his financial dues.
A final decision is expected within the next few hours as Zamalek officials discuss the terms of a possible mutual termination.
Has Abdallah El Said asked to leave Zamalek?
Yes. According to the source, he has asked to terminate his contract by mutual consent.
Why does El Said want to terminate his contract?
The discussions are related to his future with the team and his outstanding financial dues.
What did El Said propose regarding his dues?
He proposed scheduling his outstanding payments and agreeing on specific payment dates.
Has Zamalek made a final decision?
No final decision has been reached yet, with further discussions expected in the coming hours.
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