Tension Inside Zamalek… Attempts to Resolve a Player Crisis
Zamalek officials are working behind the scenes to contain an internal crisis involving one of the team’s key players and the technical staff.
Zamalek SC is witnessing intense internal efforts to resolve the recent crisis between first-team player Ahmed Hamdy and head coach Ahmed Abdel Raouf, a situation that has affected the team’s stability in recent weeks ⚪🔥
The dispute led to Hamdy being excluded from recent match squads, prompting club officials to intervene in an attempt to calm tensions and restore harmony inside the dressing room, especially during a sensitive phase of the season.
The situation has been further complicated by uncertainty surrounding Hamdy’s future at the club, as Zamalek have yet to open negotiations to renew his contract, which expires at the end of the current season. This delay has deepened the rift between the player and club management.
Although Hamdy had initially expressed his desire to continue at Zamalek, the accumulation of recent issues has pushed him to consider leaving and explore new opportunities away from Mit Okba ⏳⚽
Masr Connect understands that the player has already received verbal interest from several domestic clubs, most notably ZED FC and Pyramids FC. Hamdy is now waiting for official offers before making a final decision during the upcoming winter transfer window.
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Zamalek face National Bank this Wednesday in the second round of the Egyptian Premier League, looking for their first victory after drawing with Al Ittihad Alexandria in the opening round.
Zamalek face National Bank this Wednesday in the second round of the Egyptian Premier League, looking for their first victory after drawing with Al Ittihad Alexandria in the opening round.
Enppi president Ayman El Shereiey escalated his criticism of international referee Mahmoud Nagy over the punishment imposed on Mohamed Barakat, questioning the different descriptions of the incident in the official documents.
Former international referee Mohamed Adel said the first round of the Egyptian Premier League featured a generally strong refereeing level, while explaining that Zamalek did not deserve a penalty against Al Ittihad, Enppi deserved one against Al Ahly and Marwan Attia should have been sent off.



