The Egypt defender was told by assistant coach Khaled Al-Qammash that he wouldn't be in the 18-man squad for the Petrojet game as tempers flared on the training ground.

He decided not to complete the session and told FilGoal.com that he will probably leave the club in January.

Saied’s conduct triggered an angry response from Ismaili, who said that the former Ahli and Zamalek man would have to justify his action.

“The player did not follow the instructions of head coach Ricardo during training. The Brazilian then excluded him from the Petrojet match” Al-Qammash told FilGoal.com on Saturday.

“Moreover, Saied is yet to hit top form since his arrival in the close season.”

Saied, known for being a troublemaker, is no stranger to controversy. He had problems with every club he played for since beginning his career.

The talented defender vowed more than once to act properly on and off the pitch but he never did so.