Egyptian forward Nasser Mansy is being linked with a move from Zamalek to Egyptian Premier League rivals Ittihad Alexandria, according to transfer data suggesting fresh interest in the 28-year-old.
The Zamalek centre-forward, who wears the number 9 shirt, is listed with a current market value of €700,000, a figure that is likely to frame any negotiations between the Cairo giants and Ittihad. While no fee or agreement has been disclosed, the rumour places Mansy among the notable potential movers within the Egyptian top flight, with the probability of the transfer yet to be clearly defined.
Contract details for Mansy at Zamalek are not specified in the available data, fuelling speculation that the striker’s situation could open the door to a relatively low-cost deal or even the prospect of him becoming a free agent if no extension is in place. The lack of clarity over his current agreement is likely to encourage Ittihad, who are seeking proven domestic attacking options.
Born on 16 November 1997 and standing at 1.83m, Mansy has built up considerable experience in the Egyptian Premier League. Before joining Zamalek from Bank El Ahly in January 2023, he had spells with Pyramids FC, Tala’ea El Gaish and El Dakhlia SC, including multiple loan moves between Pyramids and Tala’ea El Gaish that helped establish him as a recognised centre-forward in local competition.
His market value has fluctuated notably in recent seasons, rising from €250,000 at Tala’ea El Gaish in 2020 to peaks of €800,000 with Zamalek in June 2025 before settling at €700,000 in December 2025. That trajectory suggests a player whose reputation has grown through consistent top-flight involvement, even as form and circumstances have shifted.
If the proposed move to Ittihad Alexandria does materialise, it could offer Mansy a fresh platform within the same league to consolidate his status as a leading Egyptian forward and potentially reignite the upward curve of his career value.
