The Egyptian club Zamalek completed its sixth deals during the current summer transfer market, as part of the team rebuilding the team in preparation for the start of the 2025-2026 season, as the White Castle Administration succeeded in obtaining the signature of Mohamed Ismail, defender of Z Club, with a five-year contract.
What are the details of the deal of Mohamed Ismail?
According to what the journalist Saif Zahir announced on his official page, Mohamed Ismail has officially signed for the Zamalek Club, provided that the final details are decided between the officials of the two clubs during the coming hours in preparation for the official announcement of the deal.
Mohamed Ismail is 25 years old, and he appeared remarkably at the center of the defense heart with Z Club last season. According to the “Transfer Market” website, the player’s market value is 300,000 euros, and participated in 21 games during the last season without scoring or making goals, but he got 4 yellow cards.
What is the importance of the deal for Zamalek?
Mohamed Ismail’s deal comes at an important time, especially with coach Yannik Ferrera’s pursuit of the team’s back line, in light of the major changes that the team witnessed this summer, whether at the level of the departed or new deals. The deal is a local defensive addition that enhances depth in the defense line and increases the chances of internal competition for basic centers.
What deals have Zamalek concluded so far?
To date, Zamalek has concluded six deals in Mercato Summer 2025:
1. Al -Mahdi Suleiman – goalkeeper (Al -Ittihad of Alexandria – free transfer)
2. Chico Panza – Portuguese Wing – 800 thousand euros)
3. Amr Nasser – striker (Farco – permanent transition until 2030)
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6. Mohamed Ismail – defender (Z – contract for 5 seasons)
What are the aspirations of Zamalek from the summer Mercato?
Zamalek is looking to build a strong combination capable of competing in local and continental championships, especially after crowning the Egypt Cup last season, and appointing a new technical staff led by the Belgian Yannick Ferrera, with technical and administrative support from sports director John Edward.