Mohamed Ahmed Salama, chairman of Al Ittihad Alexandria, revealed that there is no crisis regarding the overdue dues of former head coach Miloud Hamdi.
The complaint arose due to the coach's delay in receiving his outstanding dues until now.
Mohamed Salama told FilGoal.com: "Miloud Hamdi, the former coach of Al Ittihad, is owed only 20 days of his salary, amounting to approximately $16,000, which will be sent to him. There is no problem whatsoever."
He added, "No one contacted us before filing the complaint, so we have decided not to deal with the head coach's agents at all."
Miloud Hamdi had taken over as the team's coach last April, succeeding Tamer Mostafa.
The 55-year-old led Al Ittihad Alexandria in 10 matches, achieving 3 wins, 4 draws, and suffering 3 losses during his tenure.
Miloud Hamdi left his position as Al Ittihad Alexandria's coach at the end of the season, and Hamza El-Gamal took over as his successor.
