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Ibrahim Abdel Jwaad on Imam Ashour's Crisis and Shoubir’s Demands
The article discusses the latest developments regarding the renewal of contracts for Al Ahly players, particularly Imam Ashour, Mustafa Shobier, Mohamed Hany, and Yasser Ibrahim. It focuses on each player's demands and the club's offers. Football analyst Ibrahim Abdel Gawad clarified that the club's offer involves salaries up to 25 million Egyptian pounds, along with incentives and bonuses. The dispute with Imam Ashour revolves around advertising rights, where he is demanding a fixed share from advertising revenues, which the club has rejected. Regarding Mustafa Shobier, the club aims to sign a five-year contract with a 50% share of advertising revenues, while the player prefers a three-year contract with a €3 million penalty clause—a request the club opposes, although it has shown flexibility on some terms. As for Mohamed Hany and Yasser Ibrahim, the club is requesting to renew their contracts at 25 million Egyptian pounds annually, with a share of advertising revenues. They are currently awaiting the final response from both players.
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