Ligue 1 side Saint-Etienne have reportadly reopened negotiations with Zamalek for the transfer of Mostafa Mohamed to the French club in the January transfer window.
Mohamed gathered interest from teams all over Europe, and seemed on the verge of joining Ligue 1 outfit Saint-Étienne. However, the Whites halted negotiations following Les Verts president’s comments, who claimed that some of the club’s representatives demanded commissions if the move wasn’t completed.
Turkish side Galatasaray took advantage of the situation and came forward to request the signing of the player, however nothing concrete has materialized so far.
It seems that Saint-Etienne are back once again to seal the deal with the player, as French outlet Football 365 has reported that discussions resumed between Saint-Etienne and Zamalek around the profile of the 23-year-old.
The two clubs have agreed a $5M deal plus a future resale percentage set to go to Zamalek, however the difference for the deal to be defined is related to the terms of payment of the transfer fee. T
The White Giants want the full amount immediately while Les Verts would like to pay in two installments, according to the French source.
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