⚽ Agent Explains Hossam Abdel Meguid’s Contract
Samer Salama, agent of Hossam Abdel Meguid, the Ludogorets defender, has addressed reports regarding restrictions in the player’s contract that would prevent him from moving to another Egyptian club.
Speaking in televised comments, Salama said that Abdel Meguid’s contract with the Bulgarian club does not contain any clause preventing him from playing for another Egyptian club.
The statement directly rejects reports suggesting that the player is restricted from joining an Egyptian side other than Zamalek.
🔥 No Ban on Joining Another Egyptian Club
Salama stated that reports about a clause preventing Hossam Abdel Meguid from joining any Egyptian club other than Zamalek are incorrect.
The player’s agent stressed that his contract with Ludogorets contains no such restriction, meaning there is no contractual provision of that nature preventing a potential move to another Egyptian club, according to his comments.
The clarification comes amid continued reports concerning Abdel Meguid’s future and speculation over interest from Egyptian clubs.
💰 Agent Denies €2 Million Release Clause
Salama also addressed reports claiming that Abdel Meguid’s contract with Ludogorets includes a €2 million release clause.
The agent denied those reports as well, confirming that the defender’s contract with the Bulgarian club does not include a €2 million release clause, according to his television comments.
His statements therefore address both major points surrounding the player’s contract: the alleged restriction on moving to another Egyptian club and the reported financial clause.
🇧🇬 Abdel Meguid Begins European Experience
Hossam Abdel Meguid recently joined Ludogorets, beginning a new professional chapter outside the Egyptian Premier League.
The move represents a new stage in the defender’s career as he takes on a European experience, with continued attention on his performances and future career developments.
Based on his agent’s comments, claims regarding a contractual restriction preventing Abdel Meguid from joining another Egyptian club, as well as reports of a €2 million release clause, are not accurate according to Salama’s account.
