Zamalek’s management has decided to open negotiations for the possible transfer of their defender Hossam Abdel-Meguid, whose contract with the club expires at the end of the next season. The move aligns with the player’s wish to pursue a European career 🌍⚽.
This decision comes as the club approaches a resolution to its registration ban, which has hindered player signings for months. The board has already settled five legal cases and is working to close others soon.
Zamalek aims to balance the player’s ambitions with the club’s financial interests, ensuring any deal goes through official club channels for maximum financial benefit 💰.
According to inside sources, Zamalek has set Abdel-Meguid’s transfer fee at 2.5 million dollars, with a clause preventing any move to rival Al Ahly. The club would also receive the same amount if the player returns to the Egyptian league in the future 🔥.
This decision reflects Zamalek’s plan to rebuild and stabilize the club both financially and administratively.
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