Mohab Yasser nears Zamalek exit as club seeks profit

Mohab Yasser’s short stay at Zamalek appears to be nearing an end, with the 28-year-old midfielder expected to leave the club during the summer transfer window.

After joining in the previous winter on a three-and-a-half-season deal, he featured in 11 matches and netted one goal for the Cairo giants.

Yasser has reportedly asked the Zamalek board to approve his move to Haras El-Hodoud, offering to waive his outstanding wages in return. However, according to Kooora, Zamalek is not willing to let him go without compensation. The club insists on a financial return before parting ways with the player.

In response, Haras El-Hodoud has submitted an official bid, signaling serious interest in securing Yasser’s services. The deal now hinges on Zamalek’s evaluation of the offer.

An official announcement confirming Yasser’s departure is expected within hours, bringing an end to a brief but eventful chapter in his career with the Royal Club.

Zamalek’s stance reflects their desire to avoid free exits as they manage squad changes and financial pressures this summer.