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“I Don’t Feel Sympathy for Him”.. Shady Habashi Criticizes Mohamed Hany Over Al Ahly Renewa

Mon , September 14 2026 / 07:57 PM By: Misr Connect 6 min read
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Shady Habashi strongly criticized Mohamed Hany’s position in his Al Ahly contract renewal talks, while expressing sympathy for Yasser Ibrahim and the Saudi offer he received.

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🔥 Mohamed Hany Faces Criticism.. Shady Habashi Gives His Verdict on Al Ahly Contract Renewal

Al Ahly’s contract renewal files have once again moved into the spotlight, with continued debate over the terms and benefits requested by some players. The situation has also prompted media criticism of Mohamed Hany’s position during negotiations over a contract extension.

Sports media personality Shady Habashi commented on the positions of Yasser Ibrahim and Mohamed Hany regarding their contract renewals, saying that he understands Ibrahim’s situation given the Saudi offer he received, but does not share the same sympathy toward Hany’s position. ⚽🔥

📢 Shady Habashi: I Feel Sympathy for Yasser Ibrahim, Not Mohamed Hany

Speaking on the “Qahwet Fayek” program, Habashi said: “I feel sympathy for Yasser Ibrahim and the offer he received from Saudi Arabia, especially since he has roughly the last two or three years of his career ahead of him, but I don’t feel sympathy for Mohamed Hany regarding his renewal.”

The media personality explained that, in his view, the circumstances surrounding the two players are different, pointing out that Ibrahim is entering a more advanced stage of his career, making an overseas offer potentially important for him both professionally and financially.

At the same time, Habashi believes Mohamed Hany should show greater flexibility during his renewal negotiations, particularly given the many years he has spent at Al Ahly.

⭐ “Al Ahly Was Patient With Hany Until He Developed”

Shady Habashi also discussed Mohamed Hany’s early years with the first team, pointing out that the player was promoted at a very young age and remained with the club as he developed into an established member of the squad.

“Hany was promoted to the first team in 2014 when he was 16. Mohamed Hany is the player Al Ahly was very patient with until he developed,” Habashi said.

He added that those years should be taken into consideration during the renewal talks, arguing that the long relationship between the player and club should help both sides move closer to an agreement.

💰 Criticism Over the Appearance Percentage

The strongest part of Habashi’s comments came when he discussed Mohamed Hany’s reported position regarding the appearance percentage in his new contract.

Habashi criticized the player by saying: “But to say you don’t want an appearance percentage, with all due respect, Captain Hany, you haven’t received offers from the Saudi investment fund or the Premier League.”

The comments reflect the media personality’s view that renewal terms should correspond to the player’s situation and the offers available to him, while the final contractual details remain subject to negotiations between Al Ahly and the player.

🔴 Al Ahly Values Mohamed Hany, But…

Habashi concluded by stressing that, in his view, Al Ahly is offering Mohamed Hany good benefits and appreciates the player, while also insisting that the demands should not become excessive.

“Al Ahly is giving him the best benefits and there is appreciation for Mohamed Hany, but the matter should not become excessive,” he said.

The debate comes as Al Ahly continues working to resolve the contract renewals of several players, particularly key members of the squad, with differences remaining over financial and sporting terms.

🏆 Contract Renewal Files Remain a Priority at Al Ahly

Mohamed Hany’s renewal remains a matter of interest among Al Ahly supporters, particularly as the club seeks to retain key players while also reaching agreements that fit its overall contractual policy.

As negotiations continue, the final decision will ultimately come from the Al Ahly administration and Mohamed Hany, while media debate over the conditions surrounding the renewal is expected to continue.

Do you agree with Shady Habashi’s criticism of Mohamed Hany, or do you believe the player has the right to negotiate for the best possible terms? 🔥🔴

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