Home Sport | Mido: “Mustafa Mohamed has the right to cry after disrespecting his brother.”

Journalist Ahmed Hossam Mido said that the brother of Mostafa Mohamed, the star of the Zamalek Club’s first football team, was in a session with Zamalek club leaders to resolve the issue of his stay or departure with the club, in light of a series of offers to obtain the player’s services during the upcoming winter transfer period. Following Saint Etienne’s insistence on hiring the player in order to reinforce the team’s ranks, but the temporary committee that runs the club rejected the idea of ​​his leaving the club before the end of the season.

Mido said in televised statements to the Awdat al-Dress program: “Mustafa Mohamed has the right to cry when his brother’s presence in the renewal negotiation session is not respected, but this does not mean that he has the right to rebel against the club during the past period “.

Mido: I was cruel to Mustafa Muhammad because he is my son

He added: “I was cruel to Mustafa Muhammad because he is my son, but Zamalek officials must respect the presence of his brother in the negotiation session.”

He continued: “The temporary committee for the management of Zamalek is on the right track and many players are approaching renewal, such as Fattouh and Obama.”

Mido: The Sassi and Mostafa Mohamed crises are on the way to a solution

And he continued: “Zamalek is very well in the stadium and the crises of Sassi and Mostafa Mohamed are on the way to a solution.”

He concluded: “Happy to renew Shikabala’s contract with Zamalek, for the amount that corresponds to him as one of the legends of the club.”

Zamalek are preparing to face their counterpart, Enppi, on matchday five of the Egyptian Premier League competition, which is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. next Saturday at Petrosport Stadium.

The Zamalek club won the last round at the expense of Smouha Club with a clean double from Ashraf Bin Sharqi from a penalty and Ahmed Fattouh, in the match that brought the two teams together on the court of the Burj Al Arab stadium in Alexandria.