Former Zamalek star hits out at the club's management

Mohamed Hesham Biso, former Zamalek SC player, spoke about the details of his departure from the white team, explaining that his exit was decided unexpectedly just one hour before the summer transfer window closed, which led him to move to Sekka El Hadid on loan.

Biso stated in remarks during the "Modern Sports" program, broadcast on the "Modern MTI" satellite channel, that he felt he was subjected to injustice by some officials inside the white castle, confirming that he faced obstinacy in receiving his overdue financial dues upon leaving the club.

He added that some board members responded to him with the phrase "Go complain", which prompted him to file a complaint against Zamalek SC after his contract was terminated, demanding the value of a two-season contract, after he was earning 300,000 Egyptian pounds per season.

Mohamed Hesham Biso has revealed that he made multiple attempts to resolve the dispute amicably, through direct communication with members of the club's board or through his agent, but those efforts did not yield any solution.

A former Zamalek SC player hinted at a specific individual within the club – without naming them – who is behind the decision to end his career with the team and deprive him of his overdue financial entitlements.

Biso discussed the details of his near transfer to Al Masry SC, confirming that the deal did not go through despite advanced negotiations. He stated that he later learned of a phone call from someone within Zamalek SC to Al Masry officials, aimed at preventing his transfer to the Port Said team. He noted that he tried to understand the reasons behind the stalled deal, but he does not know the motives behind what happened to him.