Reports indicated that Eno has agreed on a move to the other Cairo club and the player, speaking to Dream TV, confirmed the news.

"I will play with Ahli next season as my contract will expire at the end of the season," the 23-year-old said.

Eno is the third player to join Ahli from Zamalek within two seasons after Tarek Al-Saied and Mohamed Sedik moved to the Red Devils in the off season.

The defensive midfielder hit out at Zamalek's technical staff, saying that their treatment was unacceptable.

"Zamalek's football director Ayman Mansour demanded me to arrive at 7 am to take part in the training which was a very weird time, he was intentionally irritating me."

Meanwhile, Zamalek goalkeeper Abdul-Wahed Al-Sayed denied rumors that he is frustrated at his side's reported negotiations with ENPPI goalie Nader Al-Sayed.

Al-Sayed is currently sidelined due to injury and given the poor display by deputy keeper Mohamed Abdul-Monsef, Zamalek have reportedly opened talks with ENPPI regarding Nader.

"I don't have any right to protest Zamalek's decision, I'm just a player. On the contrary, Nader's arrival will motivate me to do better in order to maintain my place between the sticks."