A source inside Zamalek has responded to reports claiming that Hossam Abdel-Magid, the club’s former defender and current Ludogorets player, had outstanding financial dues from last season.
The source denied reports that the player had sent an official warning to Zamalek demanding unpaid financial entitlements.
Hossam Abdel-Magid Received His Full Entitlements
The source confirmed that Hossam Abdel-Magid has no outstanding financial dues with Zamalek and said the player received his full financial entitlements on September 23.
According to the source, all amounts owed to the player were settled, meaning there are currently no unpaid financial obligations toward him.
Why Was 10% Deducted From Abdel-Magid’s Contract?
The source explained that several financial deductions were applied to Abdel-Magid in accordance with the team’s internal regulations during the previous season.
One of the deductions amounted to 10% of his contract, reportedly because Zamalek failed to win two or more titles. The deduction was estimated at around EGP 400,000.
The source stressed that these deductions were made under the club’s agreed regulations and should not be considered unpaid dues.
Deductions Related to Yellow Cards
The source added that other deductions were imposed because Abdel-Magid received yellow cards during his appearances for Zamalek.
These deductions were also applied under the team’s internal regulations, and the player was aware of them, according to the source.
Zamalek Denies Any Outstanding Financial Claims
The source reiterated that Hossam Abdel-Magid received all of his financial entitlements from Zamalek and that the player currently has no outstanding dues with the club.
Abdel-Magid subsequently left Zamalek to join Bulgarian side Ludogorets, beginning a new professional experience outside the Egyptian Premier League.
Does Zamalek owe Hossam Abdel-Magid any outstanding dues?
According to the source inside Zamalek, the club does not owe the player any outstanding financial dues.
When did Hossam Abdel-Magid receive his Zamalek entitlements?
The source said that the player received his full financial entitlements on September 23.
Why was 10% deducted from Abdel-Magid’s contract?
The source said the deduction was applied under the team’s regulations because Zamalek did not win two or more titles, with the amount estimated at around EGP 400,000.
Were other deductions applied to the player?
Yes. The source said additional deductions were made because Abdel-Magid received yellow cards during his appearances for the team.
Which club does Hossam Abdel-Magid currently play for?
Hossam Abdel-Magid currently plays for Bulgarian club Ludogorets after leaving Zamalek.
