A source close to Miloud Hamdi, the former coach of Al-Ittihad Alexandria, revealed that the Algerian coach has filed a complaint against the club with FIFA.
The complaint stems from the coach's continued delay in receiving his overdue dues.
The source told FilGoal.com: "Miloud Hamdi and his assistant Ayman Habibi have decided to file a complaint with FIFA against Al-Ittihad Alexandria due to not receiving their overdue dues."
He added, "The duo received more than one promise from the club's management to settle the dues, but no payment was made, prompting them to turn to FIFA."
Miloud Hamdi had taken charge of the team last April, replacing Tamer Mustafa.
The 55-year-old led Al-Ittihad Alexandria in 10 matches, achieving 3 wins, drawing 4, and losing 3 others.
Al-Ittihad Alexandria decided to part ways with the technical staff led by Miloud Hamdi after 10 matches due to poor results, appointing Hamza El-Gamal, who started the season with the team, as his replacement.
