Tunisian striker Seifeddine Jaziri is close to deciding his next club after officially ending his time with Zamalek, with a move to the UAE league currently considered the most likely option.
Zamalek announced on Monday that they had reached an agreement with Jaziri to terminate his contract by mutual consent, bringing an end to a relationship that lasted several seasons at the Cairo-based club.
The Egyptian giants confirmed that the separation was completed amicably after both sides reached an agreement on all contractual details.
In an official statement, Zamalek thanked the Tunisian forward for his contribution and confirmed that the player’s departure was handled professionally while ensuring the interests of both parties were protected.
The decision means Jaziri is now a free agent and can sign for any club during the current summer transfer window.
A source close to the player told WinWin that the UAE league has become the strongest possibility for his next move after he received a serious offer from an Emirati club in recent days.
According to the source, Jaziri is carefully considering the proposal because it matches several of his sporting and financial expectations.
The offer reportedly reached the striker through his agent, Hazem Fattouh, who has extensive connections with clubs in the UAE.
Those relationships helped open discussions quickly after Jaziri’s contract with Zamalek was officially ended.
Although negotiations are progressing positively, the player has not yet made a final decision.
The source explained that Jaziri wants to take additional time before confirming his next destination, as he continues to assess all available opportunities.
The 31-year-old forward is also waiting to see whether he receives suitable offers from clubs in Tunisia or Libya before committing to a move abroad.
The player is understood to have set a short timeframe for making his final choice.
If no attractive proposals arrive from Tunisia or Libya, a move to the UAE league is expected to become the most likely outcome due to the seriousness of the ongoing negotiations and the interested club’s desire to complete the transfer quickly.
Jaziri joined Zamalek several seasons ago and became one of the club’s recognised attacking options during his spell in Egypt.
His departure marks the end of a period in which he represented the White Castle in domestic and continental competitions, before both sides agreed that ending the contract was the best solution.
The Tunisian striker’s availability as a free agent has attracted attention from clubs looking to strengthen their attacking options without paying a transfer fee.
However, the player is focused on finding the right sporting and financial opportunity rather than rushing into an immediate decision.
With talks continuing and interest emerging from multiple regions, Jaziri is expected to announce his next destination soon.
For now, the UAE league remains ahead of the competition, but the striker has not closed the door on possible offers from Tunisia or Libya as he prepares for the next chapter of his career.
