
The Bulldozer spent quite some time on the sidelines this season due to a troublesome knee before making his comeback in the 2-1 league loss at Gouna on May 10.
Former Wigan Athletic striker Zaki replaced Mohamed Ibrahim five minutes past the hour mark but his performance was far from influential.
The 28-year-old produced a better display against Smouha in the next game, having created the first goal in Zamalek's 3-0 win although he came on as a substitute late on 70 minutes.
"I don't want to rush myself to hit peak form especially that I have returned from a serious injury," Zaki said.
"But I promise the fans that my level of performance will get better a game after another."
League leaders Zamalek take on Arab Contractors Saturday in their upcoming game in the domestic competition.
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