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Zamalek Secures Motamed Gamal with Special Contract Clause

Zamalek SC has officially confirmed the appointment of Motamed Gamal as head coach of the first football team on a one-season contract, signaling strong confidence in his leadership.
The deal includes a monthly salary of 700,000 EGP, along with a clause allowing automatic renewal for an additional season based on the team’s achievements.
Recognition for Impact in Difficult Times
The decision comes as a reward for Gamal’s impressive work during a challenging period, where he managed to restore balance and guide the team to consistent positive results.
Under his leadership, Zamalek climbed to the top of the Egyptian Premier League standings, reflecting a clear improvement in team performance and cohesion.
Titles Could Secure His Future
Success has not been limited to domestic competitions, as Gamal also led the team to the semi-finals of the CAF Confederation Cup, proving his ability to compete on multiple fronts.
The contract includes a crucial clause that triggers automatic renewal if Zamalek wins either the league title or the Confederation Cup, highlighting the club’s ambition to build continuity through success.
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