Ismaili president Nasr Aboul-Hassan confirmed that defender Ibrahim Saied won't get back to the team unless he's subjected to investigation. Following a row with the board over his financial dues, Saied abandoned the team's training sessions, and Aboul-Hassan confirmed the incident won't go without punishing the player. “Saied won't be allowed back in trainings before he gets the proper punishment for skipping more than two weeks' sessions,” Aboul-Hassan told FilGoal.com. “If he (Saied) refuses to be investigated, we'll file a complaint for the Egyptian FA against him.” The former Ahli man already rejected to be investigated on Wednesday, and Aboul-Hassan was infuriated by the player's actions. “Saied's financial deductions will increase with everyday he skips training.” The president added that the board is very strict when it comes to implementing regulations, as this is the only way to maintain order within the team. The whole saga started when Ismaili decided to deduct $200,000 from Saied's contract, a sum they claimed was paid to purchase the player in the summer.
