Zamalek have terminated their contract with Seifeddine Jaziri by mutual consent, ending the Tunisian striker’s five and a half year spell.
The White Knights announced the agreement on Monday, describing the separation as entirely amicable.
Zamalek did not disclose the financial terms of the settlement, but Jaziri’s contract had been due to run until June 2027, meaning the 33-year-old now becomes a free agent one season early.
The club thanked Jaziri for his “professionalism, contributions and achievements” in the white shirt before wishing him success in the next stage of his career.
The decision represents a sudden reversal after Jaziri’s agent, Hazem Fetouh, said just a couple of days ago that the forward would remain at Zamalek.
Jaziri had previously submitted a complaint to FIFA over unpaid wages reportedly covering seven months.
Zamalek subsequently paid the outstanding amount before the expiry of the player’s formal notice, before entering negotiations over an early termination.
The club’s statement said all matters relating to the contract had now been settled but did not clarify whether Jaziri received compensation for the final year of his deal.
Jaziri had initially joined Zamalek on loan from Arab Contractors in January 2021. The Cairo club then activated their purchase option at the end of that season and handed him a permanent contract.
The Tunisia international made 185 appearances across all competitions, scoring 48 goals and providing 19 assists.
That total made Jaziri Zamalek’s highest-scoring foreign player, surpassing former Yemen striker Ali Mohsen’s longstanding record of 47 goals.
Moreover, Jaziri collected seven trophies during his time with the White Knights.
He won the Egyptian Premier League in 2020/21, 2021/22 and 2025/26, as well as the Egypt Cup in 2020/21 and 2024/25. The forward also helped Zamalek lift the 2023/24 CAF Confederation Cup and the 2024 CAF Super Cup.