
Zamalek refuses $3.5 million to sell Bezerra and sticks to $6 million to leave
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The player's transfer file Bezerra to Shabab Al Ahly Dubai club is witnessing a state of controversy and anticipation, as the club Zamalek the offers submitted by the Emirati club, adhering to a specific financial ceiling for agreeing to the sale The player, at a time when the White Club is going through a sensitive financial stage.
Sources revealed repeated Emirati offers to include Bezerra, as two offers were rejected last season, and the matter was repeated in the current season. The analysis shows that the first offer amounted to $2.5 million, then it was raised to $3.5 million, and both offers were rejected by the White Club’s management.
This repetition of offers reflects Al-Ahli Dubai Club's serious desire to include the player, and its willingness to improve the terms of the offer over and over again to obtain the services of Bezera, but Zamalek insist on its refusal position. For current offers.
Analysis indicates that Zamalek had set a financial ceiling of no less than $6 million to approve the sale of Bezera, confirming that the club is going through a financial stage that requires providing liquidity to pay obligations and licenses. The club. This financial ceiling reflects the management’s desire to achieve an appropriate financial return from the sale of the player, through which some of the debts owed by the club can be paid.
The current approach of the Board of Directors of Zamalek in dealing with player files is widely criticized, as analysts believe that the management is practicing a policy of submitting to public pressure instead of making decisive and independent decisions. Some believe that the administration must have a decisive and independent decision instead of constantly responding to the public’s desires, especially in major deals that affect the club’s financial and technical future.
These criticisms are becoming more intense in the Bezerra file, as analysts believe that adhering to a high financial ceiling may lead to the club wasting a golden opportunity to achieve a good financial return, especially in light of the repeated offers and the gradual increase in their value.
The analysis showed that the management of Zamalek dealt in a "special way" with Bezera, as it avoided entering into legal disputes despite the presence of more than one agent for the player, in order to protect the club from any complaints in the matter. International Federation of Association Football (FIFA). This strategy reflects the management's keenness to avoid legal crises that may cost the club dearly in the future.
The analysis also indicated that the player did not return to training despite receiving his full financial dues, which raises questions about the player’s position on continuing with the White Club, and whether he wants to leave or not.
Analysts categorically deny that there is any interest on the part of the club Ahly in including Bezera, stressing that the player is not among the Red Club's technical or planning priorities. This denial puts an end to the speculation that linked the player's name to a possible move to the Red Castle, and confirms that the file of Bezerra is confined between Zamalek and Shabab Al-Ahly Dubai only.
The file of Bezera is one of the thorny files facing the management of Zamalek in the current period, as it combines the desire to achieve a good financial return, the need to meet the demands of the fans, and avoid legal crises. The fans of the White Club hope that the administration will succeed in resolving this issue in a way that serves the interest of the club, whether by keeping the player or selling him at the appropriate price.
The most important question remains: Will the Al-Ahly Dubai youth administration submit a new offer that approaches the $6 million ceiling set by Zamalek, or will the file end with Bezera staying at the White Club? The coming days alone will be enough to answer this question that occupies the minds of the White Castle fans.