Enppi President Decides the Fate of Zamalek’s Loaned Fullback… A Surprise That Clears Everything Up
Ayman El-Sherei confirms Mohamed Hamdy’s return to Enppi after his loan at Zamalek ends.
Ayman El-Sherei, president of Enppi Club, has finalized the future of Mohamed Hamdy, the left-back loaned to Zamalek, confirming that the player will return to the petroleum club at the end of the current season, according to the agreement between the two clubs.
El-Sherei explained that Enppi’s management has set a clear plan to bring back key players who have experience and technical readiness, aiming to strengthen the team’s squad for the next season and prepare strongly for upcoming competitions.
He also spoke about the relationship with Zamalek, confirming that the cooperation between both parties was positive and professional, without any crises or disputes. He emphasized the importance of dealing wisely and calmly with Egypt’s two football giants, Al Ahly and Zamalek, avoiding emotional reactions that could affect the clubs’ interests.
El-Sherei also addressed the case of player Ziad Kamal, who was loaned to Zamalek but whose loan was later canceled, leading to his return to Enppi. He clarified that the contract clauses were carefully drafted to keep up with the fast developments in football, aiming to protect the rights of both the club and the player simultaneously.
It is worth mentioning that Mohamed Hamdy moved to Zamalek on loan at the beginning of the current season and participated in several matches, during which he showed good performances, earning him regular appearances at various times throughout the season.
This decision reflects Enppi’s keenness to build a strong and balanced team by smartly utilizing available resources, amid fierce competition in the Egyptian league next season.
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