Zamalek club officials continue their efforts to finalize the list of players leaving the team during the ongoing summer transfer window, as part of the football management’s plan to reorganize the squad ahead of the new season.

Zamalek Decides to Sell Ahmed Mahmoud
Sources within the club confirmed that the management has decided to part ways with Ahmed Mahmoud, the team’s right-back, after receiving several domestic offers for the player in recent weeks.
The decision to sell comes as the club seeks to financially benefit from the player, especially since he was not considered a key part of the squad during the previous season.
It is worth noting that Ahmed Mahmoud returned to Zamalek at the start of last season following a loan spell at El Gouna, where he delivered impressive performances. However, he was not consistently included in the starting lineup after his return.
Further Decisions Expected on Other Players
In the coming hours, decisions are expected regarding the future of several other players—either through permanent transfers or short-term loans. This comes in parallel with John Edward taking over the role of the club’s new sporting director, a position in which he will play a key role in evaluating the final squad list.

New Head Coach Yet to Be Appointed
On the technical side, Zamalek’s management has yet to finalize the identity of the new head coach who will succeed Ayman El-Ramady, whose contract recently ended.

Currently, the club is reviewing several coaching profiles from different footballing backgrounds in search of the most suitable candidate to lead the team through the next phase, with hopes of restoring stability and returning to championship contention.