Zamalek club officials decided to offer Mohamed Awad, the team goalkeeper, for sale at the end of the current season, against the background of the offensive picture that he placed On His page on social networking sites.
The media, Omar Rabi` Yassin, confirmed in his program “Number One” that Zamalek officials decided to offer the goalkeeper for sale at the end of the current season, in light of the crises that the goalkeeper has been making in recent times for his departure from the main team formation.
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And Mohamed Awad, goalkeeper of the Zamalek club, issued an official statement yesterday morning explaining the Asturian truth that angered the Zamalek fans, showing a painting with his shirt and his number at Zamalek club while he put his foot towards it.
Muhammad Awad tweeted through his personal Twitter account: “To clarify, I am honored to wear the T-shirt of the Zamalek club, which millions dream of playing for him, and there is no truth to what was promoted about my insult to the club’s t-shirt through my Instagram story. My purpose of publishing it was to clarify a gift from a fan of our ancient club In Senegal. “
Awwad added: “I sacrificed a lot to achieve my dream of playing for Zamalek, which is a great honor that I am proud of, but since my first day with the team, I have been fought and tried to discredit my reputation by all means by some by spreading false news.”
He continued: “My full focus is with the team and committed to my contract with the club and I respect the technical staff’s point of view on the issue of participation or not, despite my feeling of injustice in many times that I saw my right to participate, but I always prefer not to talk, knowing that many of the stalkers want to exploit the matter against the interest of the team, which is the most important thing. above all.
He concluded: “Finally, I appeal to the loyal Zamalek fans who have always supported the team in the most difficult times in standing by us to compete for all the tournaments this season and bring a smile to their hearts again.”
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