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The crisis involving Egyptian striker Mustafa Mohamed with French club Nantes has escalated, as he has been absent from the team's training sessions since the start of the pre-season on June 24, without any communication from the club's management. This has angered the coaching staff and management. The club attempted to reach him by phone and messages, but to no avail, as he refused to attend or respond, despite his contract running for only one more season and having been signed for 6.5 million euros. Nantes' management has sent him daily notices to deduct his owed wages due to his absence, marking the first time such measures have been taken in the club's history, in an effort to pressure him to return or negotiate a transfer, especially after his reputation has been affected due to his decline in performance and previous stances.
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