The source confirmed that the club has not received any official offers for the player so far, and that the ongoing talk remains within the realm of speculation or initial interest, without any direct contact or formal negotiations from any external club. He added that Nasser Mansi is considered one of the key pillars the technical staff is relying on in the upcoming phase, especially amid efforts to rejuvenate the squad and build around ambitious and ready players capable of competing strongly for titles.
The source also pointed out that the player's current contract with Zamalek runs for another two seasons, giving the management full flexibility in dealing with any future offers, should they deem it in the team's best interest. Furthermore, there is a tendency within the club’s football committee to reward Mansi for his commitment and noticeable development by adjusting the terms of his contract and improving his financial package, in addition to extending his stay, in a move aimed at ensuring his stability at the club and reinforcing loyalty and a sense of belonging.
In parallel, the club’s football committee continues to hold meetings with the administrative and technical staff to plan for the upcoming season. These discussions include reinforcing the squad with new signings, as well as finalizing the list of players who will be retained and those who will either be transferred or included in potential swap deals.
This comes as part of Zamalek’s broader strategy to restructure the team both technically and administratively, in preparation for a strong start to the new season, especially after a period of instability that affected the club during the previous campaign.
