🧤 Zamalek Delay Mohamed Awad Renewal Decision
Media personality Abdel Nasser Zidan revealed the latest developments surrounding Mohamed Awad’s contract renewal at Zamalek.
According to Zidan, the club has decided to delay a final decision regarding the goalkeeper’s renewal while it works to determine its financial priorities and the budget available for upcoming contract extensions.
💰 “We’ll Sit Down When There Is Money”
Speaking on the “Stad Masr” program on Modern MTI, Zidan said: “No one has sat down with Mohamed Awad. He was told, ‘When there is money, we will sit down.’”
He added: “Zamalek decided to postpone the decision on Mohamed Awad’s contract renewal.”
The comments indicate that formal negotiations with the goalkeeper have not yet begun and remain dependent on the club’s financial situation.
📋 Awad Among the Key Renewal Files
Zidan explained that Zamalek football director Abdel Nasser Mohamed is waiting for the club’s management to determine the financial framework for upcoming renewals, with Mohamed Awad among the leading cases.
The club is expected to organize its contractual priorities according to the available resources before entering formal negotiations with players whose contracts are approaching their final stages.
⭐ Coaching Staff Satisfied With Awad
On the technical side, Zidan confirmed that the Zamalek coaching staff are satisfied with Mohamed Awad’s performances and his commitment to the team.
According to these comments, the delay in resolving the renewal is therefore related to the club’s administrative and financial arrangements rather than the coaching staff’s assessment of the goalkeeper.
🔄 Hossam El-Zanaty to Handle Contractual Files
Zidan concluded by stating that Hossam El-Zanaty, following his appointment as Zamalek’s director of contracts, will work with his team on decisions concerning the club’s players and their contractual situations.
The Mohamed Awad renewal file could therefore see further developments once Zamalek’s financial position becomes clearer and the club finalizes its strategy for renewing player contracts.
