Zamalek confirm departure of record foreign goalscorer Jaziri

Zamalek have officially announced the departure of Tunisian striker Seifeddine Jaziri after both parties agreed to terminate his contract by mutual consent.

The Egyptian club confirmed that all contractual matters had been settled amicably, bringing an end to the forward’s memorable stay at the White Castle.

Jaziri leaves as one of the most successful foreign players in Zamalek’s history, having established himself as the club’s all-time leading foreign goalscorer.

Friendly agreement ends successful partnership

In a statement released on Monday, Zamalek’s board of directors, led by president Hussein Labib, confirmed that the separation was completed in an atmosphere of mutual respect and understanding.

The club stressed that the agreement reflected the strong relationship that existed between the two parties throughout the Tunisian international’s time in Cairo.

Club officials also praised the manner in which the negotiations were concluded, noting that all procedures were completed in the presence of the player’s agent, Hazem Fattouh.

Zamalek pay tribute to departing striker

Zamalek thanked Jaziri for his commitment and dedication during his years at the club, describing him as a model professional both on and off the pitch.

The club said the striker had always represented the team with seriousness and loyalty and wished him success in the next chapter of his career.

Officials also emphasised that Jaziri would always remain part of the Zamalek family and continue to enjoy the admiration of the club’s supporters.

A lasting legacy in Egyptian football

Jaziri’s departure marks the end of one of the most productive careers by a foreign player in Zamalek’s history.

The Tunisian forward leaves the club as its highest-scoring foreign player, a record that highlights his importance and consistency during his time in Egypt.

His goals and contributions helped him carve out a special place in the hearts of Zamalek supporters, ensuring that his legacy will endure long after his departure.

Having written his name into the club’s history books, Jaziri now moves on to a new challenge after bringing an impressive chapter of his career in Cairo to a close.