Zamalek Considering Pitso Mosimane to Lead the Team Next Season

Zamalek’s management has begun serious steps to reorganize the club, placing the recruitment of a foreign head coach at the top of its priorities in preparation for the new season.

In this context, former Egypt national team captain Ahmed Hassan revealed that Zamalek had received recommendations from intermediaries to explore the possibility of hiring South African coach Pitso Mosimane, the former Al Ahly manager with an impressive record of continental titles and achievements.

This move is part of the club’s broader plan to return to competing for domestic and African titles, backed by a strong desire from the board, led by Captain Hussein Labib, to build a powerful squad capable of restoring the club’s lost prestige.
Offensive Ad Sparks Outrage at Zamalek, Legal Action Taken

Zamalek’s management did not remain silent in the face of what it deemed a “deliberate insult” to its large fanbase. The club officially announced that it had filed a legal complaint with the Public Prosecutor against a telecommunications company following the airing of a promotional ad that caused widespread controversy and was perceived by Zamalek fans as offensive.

The club’s statement emphasized that the ad contained unacceptable insinuations about Zamalek and its supporters, prompting swift legal action to protect the club’s image and prevent future violations.

Zamalek Boycotts Clubs Association Meeting in Protest Over "Lack of Fairness"

In a move reflecting the increasing tension between Zamalek and the Egyptian Clubs Association, the club’s board of directors announced it would boycott Sunday’s scheduled meeting. This decision comes in protest against what the club described as a lack of fairness and transparency in managing the Egyptian Premier League.

Club insiders noted that tensions escalated following recent decisions by the association regarding the postponed Cairo Derby match, which Al Ahly failed to attend on March 11. Zamalek officials believe that the handling of the situation violated the principle of fair competition and undermined the credibility of the league.

These developments signal a comprehensive restructuring effort at Zamalek, both technically and administratively, as the club seeks to restore stability and fulfill the ambitions of its fans in a new and promising season.