Al-Ahly player Momen Zakaria, a guest on the program "Allaib" through the channel MBC Egypt, after the absence of more than 6 months from the limelight, and revealed Momen Zakaria a number of facts for the fans on the reasons for his absence and the date of his return to the stadiums, said the player Momen Zakaria The first football club in Al-Ahli, that his injury is "psychological", which is the reason for his absence from participating in the games, adding that after injury and away for up to six months, and his father's illness and his mother underwent surgery because of him, which affected him psychologically without the support of anyone.
Mo'men Zakaria addressed letters that achieved strong reactions in the Egyptian football street, where Mo'men Zakaria talked about the cause of his injury Mo'men talked about several important things, especially the assertion that his injury is psychological by a large percentage, saying that the reason for this is that he was alone and did not ask No one from him has been listed in the current Ahli list because of a muscle injury that needs to travel to Germany for treatment, pointing out that he has not been training for 6 months, a period of great pressure has passed.
"What does it mean to retire? With a great determination to return to the stadiums, I will return to Al-Ahly as the first time I have signed a contract with the club," he said.
Momen Zakaria pointed out that his injury to the knee, but he did not know the details of this injury because the rays did not show them, which made him confused and made him decide to travel to Germany during the month to find out the secret behind these pain, and expressed Momen Zakaria sadness for not asking many players Ahli during The plight of the current injury, pointing out that four players talking to him permanently are Imad Meteb, Mahmoud Abdel Razek "Shikabala" and Ahmed Fathi, and Amr Al-Soleya. Mo'men Zakaria has the right to sign for any club and Mo'men Zakaria confirmed that he signed for Al-Ahly 3 years but is not currently registered in the team and therefore he is free to move to any club without consulting Al-Ahly, but will not do so, although he has received many offers. Mo'men Zakaria added, "I have been exposed to many difficult events that have broken me."