Tunisian defender Hamza Mathlouthi has announced that his time at Egyptian club Zamalek SC has come to an end.
In a post on Instagram on Wednesday, June 25, the full-back expressed appreciation to everyone at the club, stressing that leaving the club makes him sad.
“To the great people of Zamalek, I write these words with a mixture of sadness and gratitude, as my experience with Zamalek Club comes to an end. The club has been my home, and the source of my pride and happiness over five years of giving and challenge.
“The journey wasn’t easy, but it was a great five years during which I wore the Zamalek jersey with honor, fought for this club, and was part of unforgettable moments, during which we raised trophies and celebrated with great fans who know nothing but love and belonging,” Hamza Mathlouthi said.
He continued, “The last injury was a severe blow, not only to my body, but to my soul as well. But this is football, and this is life. I had hoped to continue defending this logo, but every story has an end, even if it wasn’t the way we had hoped.
“I thank the club’s management, the technical and medical staff, all the workers, and everyone who believed in me and stood by me. I also thank my teammates who were a true support on and off the field, and most importantly, I thank the great Zamalek fans… You are the spirit and the motivation, and I will never forget your cheers, your support, and your presence at every moment.”
In his post, Hamza Mathlouthi added that he leaves Zamalek SC proud of every moment spent at the club.
