Seifeddine Jaziri departs Zamalek following mutual contract termination
Zamalek have officially announced the departure of Tunisian striker Seifeddine Jaziri after both parties reached an amicable agreement to terminate his contract.
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An amicable departure
The Egyptian club’s board of directors, led by Hussein Labib, confirmed that the termination was finalized after settling all financial dues in the presence of the player's agent, Hazem Fattouh.
In an official statement, the club expressed its deep gratitude to the 31 year old forward on behalf of the fanbase. The board praised Jaziri as a "model of a committed and loyal professional player" noting that the respectful manner in which the negotiations were handled reflected his sincere dedication and love for the club.
A historic legacy in Cairo
Jaziri leaves an indelible mark on the history of the Cairo giants. Since joining the club in January 2021, the Tunisian striker established himself as a pivotal force in attack making 185 appearance, scoring 48 goal and providing 19 assist across all competitions.
He exits as Zamalek's all time leading foreign goalscorer. Throughout his illustrious five and a half year career in the white shirt, Jaziri helped guide the team to 7 championships:
- Three Egyptian Premier League titles
- Two Egypt Cups
- One CAF Confederation Cup
- One CAF Super Cup
A dignified exit
In a region where contract terminations frequently escalate into drawn out legal disputes at FIFA, Zamalek and Jaziri have managed a remarkably clean break. By reaching a mutual financial settlement, the club avoids any potential sanctions or transfer complications.
For Jaziri, securing a mutually agreed exit allows him to leave with his legacy intact and his relationship with the club's passionate fanbase preserved.