Sredojevic, 49, tendered his resignation at Pirates on the eve of their MTN8 clash against Highlands Park last Friday, citing personal reasons for ending his two-year stay. READ: Pirates confirm Micho resignation But the Serbian tactician was quickly roped in at Zamalek, with the Mansour confirming his arrival less than 24 hours after the shock announcement. Upon his official unveiling he stated the move to the five-time CAF Champions League winners was a 'dream' move, as he accepted a one-year deal with the White Knights. READ: Micho revels in 'dream' Zamalek job And details of his lucrative contract have seemingly been revealed with the eccentric club boss speaking to Egyptian media on Thursday.
"Micho signed a one-season contract for US$1.2-million (R18m). The contract includes a release clause stipulating a compensation worth two months of the coach's salary‚" Mansour said. Mansour has often been subject of exagerrated statements in the past and has often lied directly to media, as was the case when he announced Aleksandar Stanojevic as the new manager last week. Only to backtrack on the decision a day later, claiming it was a 'test to see who the club's enemies are'. However, Micho who became the club's 16th permanent head coach in five years, reiterated that the lure of the North African giants was an offer he simply could not refuse. Scroll through the images below to view all 16 managers 
"I'm very delighted to lead Zamalek. I have worked in coaching on the African continent since 2001. I always try to perform well and achieve positive results where I work‚" he said. "I will be assisted by two Serbian coaches‚ one of them is for the goalkeepers. I will offer my best performance to Zamalek‚ and the players' high quality will help me. With spirit‚ determination and commitment I can achieve everything. "I would like to thank Orlando Pirates‚ but coaching Zamalek is a dream for anyone."1. Mido - 36 games (21 January 2014 - 24 July 2014)
2. Hossam Hassan - 19 games (30 July 2014 - 2 October 2014)
3. Jaime Pacheco - 15 games (10 October 2014 - 1 January 2015)
4. Jesualdo Ferreira - 41 games (8 February 2015 - 21 November 2015)
5. Marcos Paquetá - 5 games (December 2015 - 3 January 2016)
6. Mido 2nd stint - seven games (3 January 2016 - 9 February 2016)
7. Alex McCleish - seven games (27 February 2016 - 2 May 2016)
8. Mohammed Helmy - 15 games (2 May 2016 - 27 July 2016)
8. Moamen Soliman - 10 games (30 July 2016 - 19 November 2016)
10. Mohammed Helmy 2nd stint - 23 games (28 November 2016 - 1 April 2017)
11. Augusto Inácio - 23 games (2 April 2017 - 27 July 2017)
12. Nebojša Jovovic - 18 games (16 August 2017 - 3 January 2018)
13. Ehab Galal - 17 games (3 January 2018 -13 April 2018)
14. Christian Gross - 48 games (3 July 2018 - 1 July 2019)
15. Khaled Galal - 3 games (1 July 2019 - 29 July 2019)
16. Milutin Sredojevic - 12 games (19 August 2019 - 2nd December 2019)
17. Patrice Carteron - 31 games (3 December 2019 - 15 September 2020)
18. Jaime Pacheco - 26 games (28 September 2020-11 March 2021)