The former Egypt international cited problems inside his team as the main reason behind his willingness to leave the Hammers.

"I have already told president Hassan Farid of my decision to leave, but he insists that I stay even if we were relegated," Omar told Modern Sport TV.

"I have to say that the board, headed by Farid, is providing us with massive backing, but there are several problems within the team's players.

"As a staff, we don’t feel comfortable any more working with this team, and I think that the Mahalla game will be my last with Tersana."

Tersana are joint bottom of the league table with 13 points from 17 games and are considered major candidates for relegation this term.