FilGoal | News | “Balance, discipline and leadership” … What happened to Zamalek by contracting with the Triangle?

Zamalek announced his contract with Hamza Mathlouthi, on a three-year contract, officially, so what does the Tunisian player add to the white team?

Discipline is a matter agreed upon by FilGoal.com communicating with them to talk about the Tunisian right-back, born on June 27, 1992.

Mathlouthi, who started his football career in CA Bizertin since he was a young man, was promoted to the first team at the age of eighteen in the 2009-2010 season and participated in only one match and also participated in 4 matches in the 2010-2011 season with Benzarti, succeeded in crowning two cup titles Tunisia with Sfaxien and Bizerte teams.

Hamza Mathlouthi’s real start with Benzarti was in the 2011-2012 season, when he participated in 24 matches in the Tunisian league and succeeded in creating two goals for his teammates.

Hamza Mathlouthi continued to participate with Benzarti in his capacity as continuing in the main formation of the team until the summer of 2016, in which he completed his transfer to Sfaxien Club after several seasons inside the walls of CA Bizertin, during which he participated in 128 matches, during which he scored 5 goals with his team and made 3 goals.

The Tunisian coach Maher Kanzari, who previously trained Hamza Mathlouthi under his leadership at the Benzarti Club, told FilGoal.com: “Mathlouthi is a very balanced right-back and a modern player, very distinguished in defense, good in offensive support, technically disciplined on the field and he is an international player with the Tunisian national team, so it will be a strong addition. For Zamalek, and the best compensation for the departure of Hamdi Al-Naqaz. “

Maher Al-Kanzari added, “Hamza al-Mathlouthi will form a strong double with Hazem in front of the current Zamalek back, as from watching the Zamalek matches, I think it is better for Hazem to play in front of a right midfield player, and Hamza Mathlouthi will be behind him in the back position.”

Maher Al-Kanzari talked about the personality of Hamza Mathlouthi on and off the field, where he said: “He is a disciplined and very committed player, his personality is calm on the field and he is good at dealing with pressures, especially since Zamalek always plays at a high level in addition to being a captain on the field where it is difficult to carry the captaincy for a large club. The size of Sfaxien, and this shows you the commitment of Hamza Mathlouthi. “

With Tunisian Sfaxien in his first season, the 2016-2017 season, Hamza Mathlouthi participated in 24 matches in all tournaments and managed to score one goal and make 6 goals, and in the 2017-2018 season, he participated in 27 matches and succeeded in making 4 goals.

The 2018-2019 season is the most prominent in Hamza Mathlouthi’s career with Tunisia’s Sfaxien, as he was chosen as the captain of the team and participated in 31 matches in all tournaments and succeeded in scoring 4 goals and making two goals.

Montenegrin Nebosha Jovovic, the former coach of Zamalek and Tunisia’s Sfaxien, who supervised the training of Sfaxien during the 2018-2019 season, told FilGoal.com: “If Zamalek succeeds in concluding the agreement with Hamza Mathlouthi, it will definitely be a strong addition to Zamalek.”

And he added, “He is a great player, strong in defense, and he gave great comfort to the team in coverage and adherence to defensive duties. He was very good at the offensive level and was doing the role to the fullest.”

Nebosha concluded, “I advise Zamalek to complete the contract with him,” Zamalek will win a committed player and a leading person on the stadium before he benefits from him technically. He helped me a lot in communicating with the team’s players when I was in Sfaxien and he had great attitudes towards the club and the fans. “

This season, Hamza Mathlouthi participated in 17 matches with Sfaxien, and he managed to score two goals and make 3 goals, bringing his total participation in the Sfaxien jersey to 99 games, where he scored 7 goals and made 15 goals.

Internationally, Hamza Mathlouthi has been irregularly in the Tunisian national team squad since the friendly Colombia match in 2014, which was his first match with his country, where he participated in a total of 28 matches and made 3 goals with the Carthage Eagles.

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