Zamalek treasurer Hossam El-Mandouh plans to escalate Zizo contract dispute

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Last updated Sep 6, 2026

Zamalek treasurer Hossam El-Mandouh plans to escalate Zizo contract dispute
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Zamalek treasurer Hossam El-Mandouh intends to take a dispute regarding player contracts to the Egyptian House of Representatives. El-Mandouh, who serves as a member of the parliament, flagged discrepancies between the compensation Ahmed Sayed “Zizo” requested from the club and the lower figures documented with the Egyptian Football Association. The treasurer cited an instance where a player requested 80 million pounds per season while only 5 million pounds was registered officially. The situation follows Zizo’s departure to Al-Ahly on a free transfer after he declined to renew his contract with Zamalek. Both clubs have filed complaints with the Egyptian Football Association regarding the matter. El-Mandouh stated he plans to use his legislative role to trigger a broader state review of professional football contracts.

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  • Hossam El-Mandouh plans to challenge football contract documentation in the Egyptian House of Representatives.
  • The treasurer identified a gap between Zizo’s requested salary and the contract registered with the Egyptian Football Association.
  • Zizo moved to Al-Ahly on a free transfer after refusing a contract extension with Zamalek.
  • Both Zamalek and Al-Ahly have lodged formal complaints with the Egyptian Football Association.
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  • 11:46 PMYahoo SportsControversy deepens as Zamalek treasurer threatens to take Zizo contract discrepancy to Parliament
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The dispute surrounding Ahmed Sayed “Zizo” has moved beyond the football authorities after Zamalek treasurer Hossam El-Mandouh revealed plans to raise questions over player contracts in Parliament. El-Mandouh, who is also a member of the Egyptian House of Representatives, believes the figures surrounding Zizo’s contract warrant further scrutiny and has called for state intervention in reviewing footballers’ agreements.

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