The Ghanaian added that there's another foreign offer on the cards, stressing that he'd rather play abroad than join Zamalek.

"I want to leave the club comes January's transfer window. There's a release clause in my contract, that allows me to leave anytime if I pay the club a certain fee," Kyere told FilGoal.com.

Meanwhile, Contractors coach Mohamed Radwan confirmed that Kyere can't leave the club before the end of the season.

"Kyere's contract states that he can't use the clause before spending two years at the club, and he's only been with us for no more than 18 months," Radwan said.

The 25-year-old, who joined the Wolves in the summer of 2007, is currently the club's second top scorer in the league with three goals, one less than Reda Al-Weeshi.

In another issue, Radwan said that the club has benefited from the current international league break

"The break allowed us to reorganize the team, and rest our first team players," he said.

Radwan added that the next few weeks will witness the promotion of several young faces, who proved themselves with the club's under 21 squad.

Contractors are currently standing ninth in the league with 15 points.