The Egyptian Zamalek Club opened the door for negotiations with the Angolan wing, Chico Panza, a professional in the ranks of Estrala da Amadora, with the aim of strengthening the ranks of the team before the start of the new season.
Negotiations with Panza
The Portuguese newspaper “Record” indicated that the Angolan player is among the interests of Zamalek during the current summer transfer period, as part of the club’s plan to support the offensive front with strong and influential elements, in preparation for competition for local and continental championships.
Chico Panza plays at the center of the left wing, at the age of 24, and has joined the ranks of Estrilla da Amadora during the last winter transfer period in January 2024, coming from the Angolan League. The player is linked to an extended contract until the summer of 2028, and it also represents the first Angola team in continental and international posts.
A new deal from Farco
In a context related to the transfer market, Zamalek officially ended its agreement with the Farko club to include striker Amr Nasser, to become the second player to be contracted from the Alexandrian club during the current transfer period, after the inclusion of his colleague Ahmed Sharif in a previous deal.
The Zamalek administration seeks to complete the construction of a team capable of restoring the absent championships and achieving the aspirations of the fans, by focusing on the young players with individual skills, and contracting with shiny names capable of making the difference within the green rectangle.
Strategy to support rows
These moves come within the framework of the vision of the new football management that focuses on supporting the deficit centers with technically and physically studied options, especially in the center of the wing, which lacks the stability of the level during the past seasons. It is expected that the coming days will witness a decisive tour of negotiations with Estrella to discuss the Banza financial position, and the possibility of reaching a disease agreement for the two parties.
