The coastal side have been training on separate pitches for quite a while, which eventually prompted a severe dispute between the players and the club's board.

Ittihad have suffered recurring losses this season, and Mohamed believes that Carlos Cabral's men cannot redeem themselves under the circumstances.

"They can't ask us to improve ourselves and bring the team back to winning ways while we don't have our own training ground," the former Ahli skipper told FilGoal.com.

"We even go to the beach to do the fitness exercises," he added.

Ittihad now lie in penultimate place in the Egyptian Premier League table with five points, having lost five games out of eight.