"I haven't signed a new contract with any club," Eno told FilGoal.com late on Monday.

Egyptian media reported that Eno has already inked an Ahli deal to join Zamalek's arch-rivals in the summer after falling-out with the administration.

If the reports were true, neither Eno nor Ahli can reveal the contract before January when the player will be free to hold talks with any club.

Eno's contract with Zamalek expires in the end of this season.

He was put on the transfer list by his club who said they would rather sell his contract in January instead of letting him go for free in the off-season.

But the Egyptian international said that he wasn't informed by this decision.

"The board of directors didn't tell me that I was up for sale till I had my last practice session on Sunday," he said.

"But when I joined the team for the training session on Monday, assistant coach Ahmed Ramzi told me that I am not allowed to take the pitch.

"Now I don't know what will happen in the next days and whether I will be able to train with the first team or not."

The player's father and agent, meanwhile, told Egyptian satellite channel Dream TV that striking a new deal with Zamalek became almost impossible.

Eno asked for EGP two million per year, a fee which Zamalek refuse to pay.