Zamalek officials have finalized a deal with Pharco striker Amr Nasser to bolster their attacking line during the summer transfer window. The club’s sporting director, John Edward, successfully concluded all financial and contractual details. This move is part of the club’s strategy to reinforce offensive gaps ahead of the new season, where Zamalek is aiming to reclaim the CAF Champions League title and strongly compete in domestic competitions.
Meanwhile, the club is awaiting the arrival of its newly appointed coach—recently agreed upon—to give the green light for additional pre-arranged signings that align with his tactical approach and vision. Zamalek management is counting on this appointment to unify planning between the technical staff and the recruitment committee, ensuring quick execution of the required deals.
On another front, Zamalek has entered advanced negotiations with Al Bank Al Ahly to sign striker Osama Faisal, who scored 12 goals last season and finished second in the league’s top scorers chart. The club has proposed a swap deal including three players—Mostafa Shalaby, Sayed "Neymar," and El-Zennary—while awaiting a response from head coach Tarek Mostafa amid interest from other clubs looking to secure last season’s breakout goal scorer before the transfer window closes.
