A Surprise Decision Inside the White Castle
Tunisian striker Seifeddine Jaziri, Zamalek SC forward, confirmed that the club has officially informed him he will not continue with the team in the upcoming season, despite still having an active contract. This comes as part of the club’s plan to restructure the squad ahead of the new campaign.
Player Statements and Behind-the-Scenes Details
Direct confirmation from Jaziri
Jaziri explained in media remarks that he received an official notice through the club’s contracts officer, Abdelrahman Ismail, informing him that his relationship with Zamalek has ended and that he is no longer part of the technical plans moving forward.
Agent’s version and communication details
These statements align with what his agent, Hazem Fattouh, previously announced, confirming that he received an official call from inside the club stating that the player would not continue, despite having one remaining season in his contract with the White Castle.
Expected Steps to End the Contract
In the coming days, meetings are expected between Zamalek’s management and the player to finalize the termination procedures officially, along with agreeing on a settlement for all outstanding financial rights in an amicable and organized manner.
Player’s Future After Zamalek
Seifeddine Jaziri is now awaiting clarity on his next destination after being excluded from Zamalek’s plans, with several possible options expected to emerge during the upcoming transfer window, given his extensive experience in Arab football leagues.
Has Seifeddine Jaziri officially left Zamalek?
Not yet officially, but he confirmed being informed that he will not continue with the club.
Is Jaziri still under contract with Zamalek?
Yes, he still has one remaining season in his contract despite the decision.
Who informed the player of the decision?
According to his statements, he was informed through the club’s contracts official.
Will his financial rights be settled?
Yes, meetings are expected to finalize all financial settlements between both parties.
