Former Blues skipper Sam Morsy is reported to have left his new club Kuwait SC by mutual consent only two months after making his move to the Kuwaiti Premier League champions from Town.

According to Qatari-based Alkass Sports, the player and club have agreed to terminate the 34-year-old’s highly lucrative two-year contract and Kuwait SC are now looking to sign another foreign player to strengthen their midfield.

Morsy, who had been captaining the side, was sent off after 30 minutes of Sunday’s 1-1 draw away to Al-Arabi, only the third game of the Kuwait season.

The Egyptian international was allowed to leave Portman Road on a free transfer in the summer despite having a year left on his contract following a highly successful four seasons at the club during which time he led the team to back-to-back promotions and into the Premier League.

Morsy won’t be able to join another club until the transfer window opens in January.

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Kickingblock added 10:11 - Sep 24 Orra. The grass in the middle east is mainly scorched.
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armchaircritic59 added 18:04 - Sep 24 Orraman, the thing about the " grass is greener "etc, is this. No one can possibly know for sure whether it will be or not, until or unless they try it. SM has, it appears it hasn't worked out, maybe we'll find out why, maybe we won't, but he at least tried to find out. He may or may not consider it a mistake, but he'll be all the wiser for sure.
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EricGatesShinpad added 04:48 - Sep 25 I wonder if the culture in Kuwait did for Sam and his family. Whilst we do the 'Egyptian thing ' Sam is really a Black Country boy from Wolverhampton.....I don't think he would have fitted in in Kuwait. I have lived and works in Saudi and Kuwait and it is very very different from Bilston, Stourbridge and Dudley....
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