Hossam Abdel-Meguid warns Zamalek over delayed payments amounting to 800,000 EGP.

Hossam Abdel-Meguid, the current defender for Bulgarian club Ludogorets and former player for Zamalek, has issued an official warning to Zamalek over unpaid dues amounting to 800,000 Egyptian pounds.

Hossam Abdel-Meguid Demands Zamalek to Settle His Dues

Islam, Hossam Abdel-Meguid's brother, stated in exclusive comments to "Youm7" that the player has been trying to reach out to Zamalek officials to collect his overdue payments, especially after the club's finances improved recently due to the transfer of Brazilian player Juan Bezerra.

Islam explained that they have not received any response or acknowledgment from Zamalek officials, prompting Hossam Abdel-Meguid to take the step of sending an official warning to the club to demand his dues.

Complaint to the Football Association After 30-Day Deadline

Islam Abdel-Meguid added that the warning included a 30-day deadline for Zamalek to pay the overdue amounts, and if the payment is not made before the deadline expires, the next step will be to file an official complaint with the Football Association against the club to claim the dues.