Samir Salah, agent of Zamalek player Ahmed Fathy, revealed that Al Ahly Benghazi has raised its offer to buy the player at this time.
Yalla Kora had previously revealed that Al Ahly Benghazi submitted an offer to Zamalek to purchase Ahmed Fathy.
Samir Salah said in statements via MBC Masr 2 channel: "Al Ahly Benghazi sent an offer three days ago to Zamalek for $500,000 to buy Ahmed Fathy."
He added: "Zamalek rejected Al Ahly Benghazi's offer and requested increasing it to a minimum of $700,000 to sell Fathy. They actually sent a second offer, but the club asked to increase the offer again to $1 million."
He continued: "Al Ahly Benghazi agreed to raise the offer and sent one worth $1 million. They also proposed to Zamalek loaning Fathy for two seasons for $500,000."
He emphasized: "It is in Fathy's interest to leave, but he is waiting for Zamalek's stance, despite the club's fluctuating financial conditions. If they do not agree, he will wait until the end of the season."
He indicated: "Zamalek has not opened the door for renewal with Fathy so far. We proposed to the club renewing his contract for one year with him going out on loan to Al Ahly Benghazi, and we are waiting for the club's response."
He completed: "Zamalek asked me for an offer worth $70,000. When I brought the offer to the club, the situation changed, and we are waiting for the final response tomorrow."
He concluded: "Fathy's injury is minor; he suffered a bruise on his thigh and needs 48 hours to return to training. He will be present in the friendly match against South Africa."
