Al-Ahly plans to surprise Zamalek .. Bin Sharqi or Fathi?
The Director of Contracts in the Egyptian Al-Ahly Club, Amir Tawfiq, sparked a state of great controversy in the Egyptian sports community after his earlier assurances that his club had obtained the signature of an important player to join the Red Castle without revealing the identity of the player.
And the Egyptian media linked Amir Tawfiq’s statement with the direction of any of the current Zamalek stars, Moroccan Ashraf bin Sharqi, and the right wing, Mustafa Fathi, who refuse to extend their contracts with their club for financial reasons, which suggests that Al-Ahly plans to surprise Zamalek by including one of the two stars.
And it was reported that Ashraf bin Sharqi’s business agent contacted Al-Ahly club officials to agree on the terms of the Moroccan player’s contract with Ben Sharqi, which was denied by the player’s agent in whole and in detail during an intervention with the media Karim Hassan Shehata in a television intervention, stressing that Ben Sharqi is still a player in Zamalek. And that he did not agree with any other club, whether local or Gulf.
As for Mustafa Fathi, he strongly rejects his club’s attempts to extend his contract, asking the administration to sell him this January for Saudi cooperation to take advantage of the financial return instead of leaving him for free at the end of the current season, which was rejected by the general supervisor of the ball, Amir Mortada Mansour, who stressed that his club had no intention of agreeing to Selling any player in the winter transfers to prevent Zamalek from local registration until the end of the summer transfer period.
Eleven players in Zamalek have the right to sign for any other club during the winter transfer period to enter the six months from the end of their contract without any of them being reached to extend their contracts due to the financial crisis that the club is currently experiencing.
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