Zamalek and Bezerra standoff escalates amid Brazilian exit pressure and reports of massive Libyan offer

Egyptian club Zamalek is facing a renewed crisis with its Brazilian star Juan Alvina Bezerra, who continues to defy the technical staff's decisions and refuse to participate in group training sessions, in a clear attempt to force the club's administration to approve his departure during the current transfer window.

The player issued a bold statement confirming his firm desire to leave the White Castle, an announcement that was met with a strict stance from Zamalek's management, which emphasized that Bezerra is not up for sale, and required him to personally come to the Egyptian capital to discuss any proposals related to his professional future.

Journalist Ibrahim Abdel Gawad revealed new details via the "X" platform, reporting that the Brazilian has made a final decision never to wear Zamalek's shirt again, and that his expected return to Egypt will not be to rejoin the team, but rather to finalize the contract termination procedures and sign with a new club outside the Egyptian league.

These leaks coincided with circulating news about a Libyan club entering the negotiation track, where reports indicate that the potential deal could reach a value of eight million dollars, following the failure of the player's previous transfer to Shabab Al Ahli Dubai in the UAE due to disagreements over the financial compensation.

However, informed sources from within Zamalek's corridors categorically denied the arrival of any official offers at this amount, confirming the management's commitment to its solid legal position and its absolute refusal to give up the player without obtaining the best possible material and technical returns.

Bezerra currently relies on a media pressure tactic to make the club believe that the relationship has reached a point of no return, as he threatened to resort to the International Federation of Association Football "FIFA" to obtain a temporary international transfer certificate that would allow him to move to a new club pending the final resolution of the dispute.

In this context, Ibrahim Abdel Gawad explained that the player may travel to Egypt only to arrange his transfer procedures, while Zamalek insists on not repeating the previous "Zizo" scenario, and will not agree to sell him except at the price that guarantees the club's full rights, especially since the administration has become convinced of the necessity of letting him go due to some of his behaviors.