The extensive exploration of polymers modification through the incorporation of hydrophilic, often biological molecules, to create composites and hybrids is widely explored due to ease way of tailoring final properties pivotal for biomedical applications. Biological molecules have diverse applications in the biomedical field, spanning from tissue engineering and drug delivery to wound healing and surgical procedures . One noteworthy biological molecule utilized in these studies is fibrinogen that is a soluble glycoprotein present in blood plasma, plays a crucial role in the coagulation cascade, making it integral to processes such as wound healing and tissue regeneration . Hybrid materials derived from this protein provide an optimal environment for cell adhesion, proliferation, and differentiation.