Zamalek Sporting Club is embarking on a mission to fortify its first team, steering it back onto the path of success and championship glory.
The club has orchestrated significant moves in the ongoing winter transfer window to achieve this goal.
According to sources from “Al-Masry Al-Youm,” Zamalek has secured the services of 11 players thus far, with the possibility of further additions, given the extension of the registration period until February 6.
Here’s a breakdown of the financial impact on Zamalek’s coffers from the 11 acquisitions:
- Abdallah El-Said: The Pyramid FC star has been secured for a season and a half for a fee of EGP 15 million.
- Saif Farouk Ghafer: Acquired from Pyramid FC for EGP 6 million.
- Nasser Maher: Joining from Modern Future on a free transfer.
- Yasser Hamad: The Palestinian star arrives on a free transfer.
- Ahmed Hamdi: Acquired from Montreal Impact in a free transfer.
- Mouhab Yasser: Secured from Al-Dakhleya for EGP 4.5 million.
- Mohamed Atef: Signed from Tanta for EGP 4.5 million.
- Travis Mutyaba: The Ugandan player’s services acquired for $200,000.
- Mustafa Ashraf: From Borussia Mönchengladbach, Germany, for $200,000.
- Ziyad Kamal: On loan from ENPPI for two and a half seasons, for EGP 5 million in the first six months.
- Mohamed Shahat: On loan from Wadi Degla for six months, for EGP 10 million, with a purchase option.
These strategic moves reflect the positive commitment of Zamalek’s management to strengthen the team and enhance its performance in both local and continental competitions.
The financial implications of these transfers, however, present challenges that the club will need to navigate in the coming months.
