Murtada Mansour confirms his refusal to include the new Ahli Ahli for Zamalek

Zamalek's president, Murtada Mansour, has revealed his refusal to sign a contract with new Egyptian duo Al Ahli, former Pyramid playmaker Mohammad Magdi and former defender Mahmoud Metwally during the current summer transfer period.

Egyptians Al Ahli managed to sign a deal with Mohamed Magdy of Pyramids ranks for 20 million pounds and Mahmoud Metwally of Ismaili for 15 million pounds, while Zamalek reportedly began negotiations to join the duo.

"The contracts with Zamalek have been paid in cash and we have not yet agreed: Al Ahli, the Zamalek are rich, I put an end to the corruption and there are millions of surplus in the cash of the club. ", said Mourtada Mansour in the official program of Zamalek.

"I refused to sign a contract with Mohamed Magdy Qafsha of Pyramids, although the agents of the agent are in my office before the player is transferred to the Al Ahli club, and we have also proposed to contract Mahmoud Metwally in the contract with Mohammed Awad and we refused. "

Zamalek recruited Ismaili goalkeeper Mohamed Awad for 35 million pounds and Ismaili players were sent off for the final.

"In the coming hours, Ahmed Mortada and Amir Mortada, the general supervisor of the ball, will be going overseas to sign the coach," he added, "We currently have three foreign coaches."

Mourtada Mansour announced the sacking of the Zamalek club, led by Khaled Jalal after Al Ahly's 0-1 defeat at the end of the Premier League, and charged Tarek Yahya with taking over the technical management of the club. 39 team for a week, waiting for the new foreign coach to be installed.

Murtada Mansour denied that Tarek Yahya ends his mission as a general coach with the foreign coach, stressing that the case would be settled in a few hours and praising the exploits of his two sons, Ahmed and Amir, and calling those who hated to stop attacking them.

Zamalek's president, Amro Mari, said he sat with Amir Mourtada Mansour and asked him to move to Zamalek, but declined as president of the club, claiming that the player had withdrawn from Zamalek before leaving for the Tunisian Sahel.

"Omar Jaber wanted to return to Zamalek, but it was agreed with the owner of the Pyramids Club that the exchange transactions would be postponed to a next season."

Omar Jaber left Zamalek in the summer of 2016 to go to Basel, Switzerland, then to Los Angeles in 2018, then from the same year to the Pyramids.