Egypt national team coach Hossam Hassan has reportedly collapsed after his two wives became involved in a physical confrontation at a hotel on the country’s North Coast.
According to reports emerging from Egypt, Hassan was at a hotel in Porto Marina when his first wife, Howaida El-Gharbawy, and his second wife, Dina Mostafa, became embroiled in a heated argument.
The disagreement reportedly escalated into a physical fight, forcing hotel security to intervene.
Both women are said to have suffered cuts and bruises during the confrontation.
Hassan, 60, was reportedly overwhelmed by the situation and fainted while attempting to deal with the chaos.
Some reports said he required medical attention, although other accounts have disputed the severity of his health scare.
The incident has since taken another dramatic turn, with Hassan reportedly deciding to divorce his first wife, Howaida, ending a relationship that had lasted for decades.
The couple have children together and had previously separated before reconciling.
Hassan’s second marriage to Dina Mostafa dates back to 2015 and has previously attracted public attention in Egypt.
The extraordinary episode comes shortly after Hassan guided Egypt at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, where the Pharaohs reached the last 16 before losing to Argentina.
Source: Ghanaweb
