The Serbian Vuk Rašović has come close to assuming responsibility for coaching Zamalek Club during the upcoming period.
A source inside Zamalek Club confirmed that the White Club reached an agreement with the Serbian Vuk Rašović to coach the team during the past period. Read the details
Zamalek is searching for a contract with a new technical director, after settling on the departure of Moataz Jamal, following a distinguished path taken by the coach with the team in the last season.
Who is Vuk Rašović, the candidate to coach Zamalek?
Rašović's career as a player
Vuk Rašović is a Serbian technical director born on January 3, 1973 (53 years old), and he previously practiced football where he played as a defender.
Rašović began his football career in the youth teams of Partizan Belgrade Club, then turned professional with the Serbian Rad Club, then Slavia Sofia of Bulgaria, before returning to Partizan, where he played between 1998 and 2002.
In 2002 he moved to the Russian Krylia Sovetov Club, which he defended the colors of until 2003, and after that, he joined the American Kansas City Wizards Club in 2004, but he only participated in one match during the 2004 season, before retiring from football at the end of the same year due to injury.
Internationally, Rašović played 10 matches with the Yugoslavia national team (including two unofficial matches), and his first appearance was on June 14, 1997, against the Egypt national team.
Rašović's career as a technical director
The Serbian coach Rašović holds a "UEFA Pro" coaching license.
Vuk Rašović began his coaching career with Serbian Teleoptik in 2011, before leading Partizan Belgrade in the 2012-2013 season, succeeding at that time in winning the Serbian League title with the team.
Rašović had experiences with Belarusian Dynamo Minsk, Saudi Al-Faisaly, and Emirati Al-Zafra and Al-Wahda.
The Serbian coach achieved his most prominent accomplishments with Saudi Al-Fayha, which he led to win the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques Cup in the 2021-2022 season, the first major title in the club's history.
The Serbian coach's last stop was with the Emirati Ittihad Kalba team, before ending his journey with the team in February 2026.
