Ayman Hussein Files Official Complaint Against Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya

International striker Ayman Hussein has filed a formal complaint against his former club Al Quwa Al Jawiya due to unpaid financial dues during his time with the team.

According to sources close to the player, Ayman Hussein has turned to legal avenues after unsuccessful attempts to amicably resolve his outstanding dues with Al-Suqour's management. He has decided to file an official complaint with the relevant authorities at the Iraqi Football Federation.

The international forward is demanding his outstanding wages from the season he spent with Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya before his transfer, pointing out that the delay in payment has led him to escalate the issue despite the good relationship he had with the club's fans.

Later, Al-Karma's management decided not to renew the player's contract, making Ayman a free agent, and he subsequently transferred to Uzbek club Pakhtakor for a new professional experience.

Hussein has previously played for Al Quwa Al Jawiya and was one of its standout stars in recent seasons, contributing to important results for the team both domestically and internationally.

Ayman Hussein is currently one of the most prominent strikers in Iraq and a fundamental pillar of the national team.

The player is distinguished by his tall stature and his ability to finish attacks with his head, which has made him a constant target for clubs both locally and internationally.

Hussein hopes to resolve his outstanding dues with Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya as soon as possible, so he can fully concentrate on his new club, Pakhtakor, which is preparing for the Uzbekistan league and the AFC Champions League.

The issue of delayed payments is a recurring problem between players and Iraqi clubs every season, and often the federation is called upon to resolve the disputes.