The Egyptian forward Mahmoud Abdel-Moneim "Kahraba" announced this evening that he has unilaterally terminated his contract with the Kuwaiti club Al-Qadsia, due to outstanding financial dues owed to him by the club.

Kahraba explained through his official account on the social media platform "Instagram" that the decision to terminate the contract was based on not receiving his contractual dues in the past period, confirming that he has become a free agent according to the regulations and laws set by the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA).

The player indicated that he would take legal action against Al-Qadisiyah to ensure the recovery of his dues, adding that he is looking forward to a new step in his football career, praying to God for success in what lies ahead.

Kahraba, who is 31 years old, joined the ranks of Al-Qadsia Kuwaiti club in the summer of last year, coming from the Libyan Union, before the financial crisis between him and the club escalated, leading to the official termination of the contract.