Shocking Twist in Zizo’s Conflict with Zamalek Club

Latest Update Reveals Key Details Behind the Zizo-Zamalek Crisis

Media reports have revealed a surprising development in the ongoing crisis between Egyptian club Zamalek and star Ahmed Mostafa Zizo. A meeting was held in recent days between club officials and the player in an attempt to reach an amicable solution that satisfies all parties. The Zamalek management issued an official statement demanding that Zizo adhere to his contract with the club and attend training, training camps, and matches, noting that there is no medical reason to justify his absence from the team. The statement came amid widespread controversy surrounding negotiations to renew the player's contract, with press reports indicating that Zizo had signed a contract with their traditional rivals Al Ahly, which has led to his absence from training and matches in recent weeks, especially with the expiration of his current contract approaching. The club had asked the player to clarify his position regarding his visit to the United States Embassy in Cairo to obtain a visa to participate with Al Ahly in the Club World Cup, which will kick off next June. A new report by Sada El Balad channel revealed that the meeting between Zamalek officials and Zizo was an attempt to find a solution to the crisis, with the player initially expressing his conviction to return to the team. However, a new obstacle has emerged regarding the signing of huge advertising contracts in preparation for his transfer to Al Ahly. Zizo confirmed during the session that he has not yet filmed any advertisements or signed his transfer contracts to Al Ahly, and that everything that happened was with the help of an external party. The report continued that Zamalek tried to find an alternative solution for the player, as negotiations were underway to submit a strong Gulf offer for his transfer to a Gulf club for a season, in an attempt to resolve the financial crisis related to advertising contracts. Despite these attempts, an important person - whose identity has not been revealed - intervened and halted all procedures related to the Gulf offer, confirming that he will not pay any money to the player. The crisis between Zizo and Zamalek remains open, with the club continuing its attempts to resolve the dispute, at a time when the player's future remains in jeopardy as the summer transfer window approaches.