Zamalek returns to complete the deal again with Iraqi Muhannad Ali

Iraqi striker Mohannad Ali, a player for the Police team, has once again become a focus of interest for officials at Zamalek SC's planning committee, after being offered to the White Castle in anticipation of a potential transfer during the upcoming summer transfer window.

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Muhannad Ali's contract with the Iraqi Police team expires at the end of the current season, making him a free agent. Planning committee officials also sought the opinion of Moamen Suleiman, the Iraqi Police team's technical director, on the player's potential.

Zamalek officials are currently negotiating with Mohand Ali, who had previously been out of the club's plans. If an agreement is reached that satisfies both parties, the deal will be completed, especially given Zamalek's desire to bolster the attacking position with distinguished players.

Zamalek is considering signing Mohamed Alaa to bolster their goalkeeping options after his impressive performances with El Gouna.

Zamalek officials are also considering entering into negotiations with El Gouna FC to sign Mohamed Alaa, the coastal team's goalkeeper, during the upcoming summer transfer window, as the club seeks to bolster its goalkeeping position with distinguished players.

Al Ahly goalkeeper Hamza Alaa was on the radar of the White Castle due to the expiration of his contract with the Red Castle, but the goalkeeper preferred to go professional, and confirmed to those close to him that he had signed with a French second division club.

El Gouna goalkeeper Mohamed Alaa has succeeded in stealing the spotlight during his first season in the Premier League, after moving to El Gouna from El Qanah SC.

El Gouna acquired Mohamed Alaa from El Qanah for 2.5 million Egyptian pounds, after a struggle with Ghazl El Mahalla, who wanted to sign the goalkeeper. However, El Gouna secured his services.