Hossam Abdel Majeed, the new Bulgarian Ludogorets defender, promised his club's fans to fight to achieve titles.
The Bulgarian club Ludogorets announced the signing of Hossam Abdel Majeed, the Zamalek and Egypt national team defender.
Abdel Majeed said in a message to the fans via the club's social media accounts: "I am very happy to join the team, we want to fight together on the pitch, I promise the fans to win titles together".
Zamalek revealed the approval of the defender's transfer to the Bulgarian club.
The approval came after an agreement between the two clubs on all the details of the deal, and the completion of all procedures related to the player's transfer.
The Bulgarian club clarified that Hossam Abdel Majeed will join the team's collective training at the end of this July.
FilGoal.com revealed earlier that Zamalek stipulated receiving one million and 500 thousand euros paid in one installment immediately upon signing the contracts, in addition to an additional 300 thousand as incentives related to the team's crowning with the league or cup as well as participation in European competitions.
The agreement includes Zamalek obtaining 20% of the value of the player's future resale, in addition to the club's right to recover Hossam Abdel Majeed if he receives an offer from any Egyptian team, with granting him a 14-day period to match the submitted offer.
Abdel Majeed participated with the Egypt national team in the 2026 World Cup.
And he scored the decisive penalty that gave Egypt the ticket to the round of 16 by winning against Australia on penalties.
The Bulgarian team achieved 14 league titles, while it won the Bulgarian Cup 4 times, and won the Super 9 times.
Hossam Abdel Majeed joined the first team at Zamalek Club after being promoted from the youth team in the summer of 2019, and his contract with Zamalek ends next summer.
Hossam Abdel Majeed played 171 matches with Zamalek, scoring 15 goals and assisting one more.
He won with Zamalek three Egyptian League titles, two Egypt Cup titles, one African Super Cup title, and one African Confederation Cup title.
