"Saad will earn $150,000 each season," Zamalek board member Ahmed Tawfik Hafez told FilGoal.com.

Zamalek paid nothing to the Jordanian club as the western Asian country does not have a professional system managing its football.

The 26-year-old is the third defender to join Zamalek after the Cairo giants acquired the services of Masri's Karim Zekri and Rizespor's Beshir Al-Tabie.

Saad notched a goal against Zamalek at Cairo international stadium during the Arab Champions League (ACL) semi-final, the strike that was decisive in eliminating the men in white from the competition.

He was nominated for the tournament's best player award which was later given to ES Setif midfielder Lazhar Hadj Aissa.