**In a bold step to strengthen its women’s football team**, Zamalek SC has officially announced the signing of international Beninese player **Vivamy Mai Serath**, who joins from Ivorian club **Africa Sport d'Abidjan** during the current summer transfer window. This move comes as part of the club’s broader plan to elevate the squad and prepare for the upcoming season at the highest level.
The 20-year-old winger has signed a one-year free transfer deal. Known for her attacking prowess, Serath brings with her valuable international experience, having represented Benin at both the U-17 and U-20 national team levels — making her a promising addition to Zamalek’s women’s side.
The club’s football management committee, led by **Captain Hussein Labib**, expressed full confidence in Serath’s potential to make an impact, especially as the team gears up for strong performances in both domestic and continental competitions. The signing reflects the growing support and investment in women's football within the White Castle.
In a parallel development, **Captain Aly El-Saeed** has been appointed as the new head coach of the women’s first team, following the resignation of **Mohamed Ezzat**, who was thanked for his service during his tenure.
The decision followed a strategic meeting led by **Badr Hamed**, head of the club’s football sector, during which plans were laid out for pre-season preparations. The club emphasized the importance of technical and administrative stability as a foundation for success in the upcoming competitions.
Aly El-Saeed brings with him a respectable coaching background, having previously managed clubs like **Delphi** and **El-Teram**, which equips him with the experience needed to lead Zamalek’s women’s football project. The next phase is one of ambition and discipline — values the club hopes will secure a prominent place for its women’s team on the national and continental stage.
