Zamalek take firm stance on Brazil midfielder Juan Bezerra amid transfer dispute

Zamalek have reportedly rejected the idea of selling Brazilian midfielder Juan Bezerra for $6 million as the club continues to deal with the ongoing crisis surrounding the player.

Bezerra has refused to return to Cairo and is pushing for a move away from the Egyptian giants, creating uncertainty over his future ahead of the new season.

The situation has caused division within the Zamalek board, with different opinions emerging over how the club should handle the midfielder.

Some members reportedly believe that Bezerra should be sold for around $6 million in cash to bring the dispute to an end.

However, the majority of the board are said to be against such a proposal and believe Zamalek should demand a transfer fee significantly higher than $6 million.

The club also wants Bezerra to return and negotiate his departure through Zamalek rather than attempting to force an exit.

Despite the disagreement over the best approach, the board remains confident in Zamalek’s legal position and continues to insist on its rights regarding the player.

For now, Bezerra’s future remains unresolved, with Zamalek weighing whether to maintain their stance or eventually accept a lucrative offer for the Brazilian.

The club’s priority is to ensure that any potential departure provides adequate financial compensation, particularly given the circumstances surrounding the ongoing dispute.