The agent of Zamalek club’s goalkeeper revealed that officials of Al-Qal’a Al-Bayda (The White Castle) requested a financial sum close to 2 million euros for his professional transfer to one of the Spanish clubs affiliated with Atletico Madrid, despite his contract having only 4 months remaining.
The agent of goalkeeper Omar Abdel Aziz said during televised statements: “It is difficult to agree to this amount for the goalkeeper’s professional transfer, and logical negotiation is necessary to contribute to the presence of players in European leagues.”
Ibrahim player undergoes trial period with Portuguese club Sporting Braga
The agent added: “Ahmed Ibrahim, a player from Zamalek club’s youth team, will undergo a trial period with Portuguese club Sporting Braga, and his visa has been issued for travel in the coming period.”
It was revealed that official negotiations exist between Zamalek and Portuguese club Famalicão, to sign Omar Abdel Aziz, the youth team goalkeeper, during the ongoing winter transfers.
Negotiations between Zamalek and the Portuguese club
It was stated that negotiations are still ongoing with the Portuguese club, where an agreement is being worked out regarding the contract duration, as well as the sell-on percentage.
Omar Abdel Aziz’s contract with Zamalek
The head of the youth sector clarified that Omar Abdel Aziz’s contract with Zamalek has not ended; there are still 6 months remaining in the player’s contract with the club. Once an agreement is reached on the sell-on percentage, contract duration, and all details, the deal will be announced.
Omar Abdel Aziz’s absence from Zamalek training
A source close to the player revealed that Omar Abdel Aziz’s contract with Zamalek club ends next January, not at the end of the season as rumored, adding that the player was absent from training in recent days due to a severe cold that caused his absence. Meanwhile, club officials revealed that the player’s contract with Zamalek continues until the end of the season.
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Zamalek
Zamalek is an affluent district located on Gezira Island in the Nile River in Cairo, Egypt. Historically developed in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, it was originally home to many foreign diplomats and elites, featuring a mix of architectural styles from that era. Today, it is known for its upscale residences, embassies, cultural venues like the Cairo Opera House, and lush, green spaces.
Al-Abyad
Al-Abyad, also known as the White Fortress, is a historic castle located in the city of Tripoli, Lebanon. It was originally constructed in the Mamluk period during the 14th century, serving as a defensive stronghold and later as a barracks under Ottoman rule. The site is a prominent example of medieval Islamic military architecture in the region.
Al-Qal’a Al-Bayda
Al-Qal’a Al-Bayda, or “The White Fortress,” is a historic citadel located in the city of Mascara, Algeria. It was originally constructed in the 18th century and later became a significant military and political headquarters for Emir Abdelkader during his resistance against French colonial forces in the 19th century.
The White Castle
The White Castle, or Shiroishi Castle, is a reconstructed Japanese castle located in Shiroishi, Miyagi Prefecture, originally built in the 17th century by the Date clan. It served as a key fortification for the Date clan and their retainers, the Katakura clan, and was destroyed after the Meiji Restoration before being rebuilt in concrete in 1995. Today, it functions as a museum and is a popular site, especially known for its connection to the annual Aoba Festival.
Atletico Madrid
Atlético Madrid is a professional football club based in Madrid, Spain, founded in 1903. Historically considered a symbol of resilience and working-class identity, the club has a rich history of success, including numerous La Liga and Copa del Rey titles, and is known for its intense rivalry with Real Madrid.
Sporting Braga
Sporting Clube de Braga is a Portuguese professional football club founded in 1921 and based in the city of Braga. The club is historically significant for its 1966 Taça de Portugal victory and is renowned for its modern stadium, Estádio Municipal de Braga, which was carved into a mountainside quarry for the UEFA Euro 2004 tournament.
Famalicão
Famalicão, officially known as Vila Nova de Famalicão, is a city in northern Portugal with roots dating back to Roman settlement. It is historically significant as the birthplace of the writer Camilo Castelo Branco and for its strong industrial heritage, particularly in the textile sector. Today, it combines this industrial character with cultural institutions like the Casa-Museu de Camilo Castelo Branco.
Al Ahly
Al Ahly is a major Egyptian sports club based in Cairo, best known for its highly successful football team. Founded in 1907 by students and local leaders as a hub for Egyptian nationalism during British occupation, it has grown into one of Africa’s most decorated clubs, with numerous domestic and continental titles.
