Brazilian midfielder Juan Bezera’s future at Zamalek remains surrounded by uncertainty and anticipation as reports continue to link him with potential moves abroad during the current summer transfer window, particularly amid claims that Libyan club Al-Suwaihli are interested in signing him for a fee of $7 million. ⚽🔥
The developments come at a time when Bezera’s relationship with Zamalek has attracted significant attention following the dispute that emerged after his proposed move to Shabab Al Ahli broke down. The player maintained his position regarding his situation, while Zamalek’s management continues to seek the best solution and protect the club’s rights.
Is the $7 Million Al-Suwaihli Offer Real?
Despite widespread reports of an offer worth $7 million, the figure has not yet developed into an officially announced proposal from Al-Suwaihli.
This point is particularly important for Zamalek, because a formal offer at that value would present the club with a strong financial option, especially given its desire to receive suitable compensation should it decide to sell the player.
Former Zamalek manager Tarek Yehia revealed that he contacted an Al-Suwaihli official to ask about the club’s reported interest in Bezera, and the response indicated that there is currently no intention to sign the player.
Foreign Player Quota Blocks the Move
According to what Tarek Yehia relayed from the Libyan official, Al-Suwaihli currently do not have an available place for another foreign player, making a transfer for Bezera during the current window unlikely at this stage.
The foreign-player quota is therefore a clear obstacle to the deal. Even if there is sporting interest in the player, completing a transfer would first require an available registration spot within the squad.
As a result, talk of a $7 million transfer remains speculation unless the Libyan club makes an official approach and submits a clear proposal to Zamalek. 📢
January Could Bring Bezera Back Into the Picture
Despite the absence of a current move from Al-Suwaihli, the possibility of reopening the file during the January transfer window remains.
Tarek Yehia indicated that the Libyan club could consider signing Bezera in January if a place for a foreign player becomes available within its squad.
This scenario leaves the player’s future open to several possibilities, particularly if the current dispute with Zamalek continues and no solution is reached regarding his return to the team or a move to another club.
Shabab Al Ahli Triggered the Dispute
Bezera became strongly linked with a move away from Zamalek after receiving an offer from Shabab Al Ahli, but the Egyptian club insisted on keeping the player and rejected his departure.
The collapse of the transfer contributed to an escalation in the dispute between the two sides, especially after the player stayed away from training and maintained his position regarding his future.
The situation has become one of the club’s most complicated files and requires careful management, particularly because prolonged uncertainty could create additional challenges for Zamalek while the player remains under contract.
Zamalek Set a High Financial Valuation
Zamalek’s management does not appear willing to approve Bezera’s departure for just any fee, with the current information indicating that the club has established a clear financial threshold for a potential sale.
Reports suggest that Zamalek would not approve Bezera’s departure for less than $6 million, meaning that a $7 million offer would be close to, and potentially above, the valuation targeted by the club.
However, the main obstacle at present remains the absence of an official proposal from Al-Suwaihli, alongside the confirmation that there is currently no available place for another foreign player in the Libyan squad. 🏆
Bezera’s Future Between Staying and Leaving
Zamalek’s management is looking for a solution that protects the club’s rights and maximizes the benefit of the player, whether through his return to the squad and commitment to training or by considering a suitable formal offer should one arrive.
At the same time, Bezera’s position during the coming period will remain an important factor in determining the direction of the dispute, particularly as Zamalek need to finalize their squad and organize their foreign-player situation.
🔥 With the $7 million figure continuing to circulate, the key question remains: Will Al-Suwaihli turn its reported interest into an official offer in January, or will the situation end with Bezera returning to Zamalek’s plans?
✨ Do you believe Zamalek should agree to sell Bezera if a $7 million offer arrives, or would it be better to keep him within the squad? Share your opinion and predictions in the comments. ⚽📢
