The Dervishes' board is willing to implement a policy which enables the club to keep key players in Ismailia for long periods.

Therefore, the 24-year-old playmaker, who has been magnificent this season, will be offered a long-term deal to keep him with the club until 2012.

"Gamal will be offered a three-year contract, in addition to his remaining two years," Ismaili football director Sayed Abdul-Razeq told Filgoal.com on Tuesday.

"We want to establish a strong squad for next season, and the board is willing to offer long-term deals to key players."

Egypt international duo Abdullah Al-Saied and Abdullah Al-Shahat penned new deals with the Dervishes last month, and Guinean midfielder Samuel Johnson renewed his contract as well.

Gamal, who currently earns EGP 100,000 per season, will be offered a pay raise of EGP 600,000 per season, in addition to an EGP 100,000 yearly increase.

However, the skilful winger is likely to demand EGP 800,000 instead of EGP 600,000.