Ahmed Khaled Kabaka, the midfielder on loan from Al Ahly to Zed FC, rejected the idea of terminating his loan and returning to the Red Castle during the current winter transfer window. According to exclusive sources, the player expressed his desire to stay with Zed until the end of the season to ensure regular playing time and avoid being benched upon his return to Al Ahly.

Al-Ahly officials were seeking to bring back Kabaka to strengthen the team's midfield for the remaining matches of the season, especially given the team's need for more tactical options in the midfield. However, the player insisted on his choice, affirming that continuing with Zed is the best option for him professionally.

In a related context, ZED Club attempted to negotiate with Al-Ahly to acquire left-back Mohamed Shoukry, but the deal did not go through after Kabaka refused to participate in any scenario that might resemble Shoukry's situation upon his return to Al-Ahly.

This step demonstrates the player's keenness to ensure sufficient playing time and avoid repeating the experience of his teammate, who returned to the Red Castle and is now a candidate for departure in subsequent exchange deals.

It seems that Kabaka is committed to his personal professional choice, as he prefers to complete the season with Zed and maintain his position as a key player. This reflects his development and desire to preserve his level before returning to any future project with Al Ahly or any other club.