Media personality Ahmed Shobier revealed the latest developments regarding the contract renewal files for Al Ahly duo Mohamed Hany and Yasser Ibrahim, as well as the club's stance on the players' continuation in the coming period.
Shobier said, in a radio interview via "On Sport": "Mohamed Hany (wants to be a bit more capable), and Al Ahly offered 25 million annually, plus 10 million in additional bonuses linked to winning trophies."
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He added: "The 10 million is the point of disagreement. The contract matter is being handled as, for example, 25% called a participation rate, meaning that if you do not achieve the participation rate, which may be 60% or 65%, 25% is deducted from this contract."
He clarified: "Mohamed Hany requested that the additional clauses be linked to African competitions and the league, and Al Ahly has a unified policy for all players and is sticking to its terms."
He continued: "Yasser (is a bit upset, two or three times) because he had hoped for approval of the offer from Saudi Arabia's Al-Shabab club, which was 1.6 million dollars per year."
He added: "There was a prior promise to approve offers for his departure, but the club saw that the circumstances did not allow Yasser Ibrahim to leave the team."
