Khaled Abdel Fattah: Ribeiro was the reason I left Al Ahly... and Ceramica decided to part ways with me in a way that saddened me.

Khaled Abdel Fattah, a player for Arab Contractors, revealed details about his departure from Al Ahly and Ceramica, explaining that the decision made by former Al Ahly coach José Ribeiro was the main factor behind his exit from the Red Castle. He also discussed his transfer to Ceramica and his subsequent departure from the club.

In an interview with journalist Saif Zahir on the "Malab On" program aired on On Sport Channel, Khaled Abdel Fattah said: "After Marcel Koller left, I returned to the camp with Ribeiro, and I participated in two training sessions that I wasn't involved in, then I was told that I was not needed."

He added: "I then moved to Ceramica because it is a big club with outstanding players, and a call from Ali Maher had a significant impact on me, so I decided to join them."

Khaled Abdel Fattah continued: "I left Ceramica due to differences in opinions with Ali Maher; I found myself not playing, so I went on loan to Ittihad Alexandria for 6 months."

He elaborated: "There were discussions with Ittihad, but things did not materialize, then I moved to Arab Contractors on a one-year loan from Ceramica. I was shocked when I received a thank you from Ceramica, which saddened me because they did not inform me, and I became a free agent, so I completed my move to Arab Contractors."

The Arab Contractors player concluded his statements by saying: "I hoped to play for Arab Contractors under Captain Sami Komsan, who knows my abilities, and I want to play with someone who helps me return after a period when I wasn't participating with Ceramica."