Egyptian sports fans witnessed a busy day full of major developments 🏆.

Al Ahly midfielder Imam Ashour continues to miss his team’s upcoming match against Al Ittihad in the Nile League. The player will undergo new medical tests today after suffering from a type A virus, to determine when he can return to full training ❤️⚽.

Meanwhile, Zamalek will welcome back midfielder Mohamed Shehata for the return leg against Somalia’s Dekedaha next Friday at Al Salam Stadium, in the CAF Confederation Cup Round of 32, after missing the previous game 💪.

A source from Pyramids FC revealed that winger Ramadan Sobhi will travel to Germany in the coming days  at his own expense  to check on his knee injury, ensuring no financial burden on the club ✈️🇩🇪.

Elsewhere, Al Ahly’s squad arrived in Cairo this morning after defeating Burundi’s Eagle Noir in the first leg of the CAF Champions League Round of 32, taking a big step toward qualification 🔴✨.

In Zamalek, the board has started taking urgent steps to rescue the club from more financial troubles after Morocco’s Ittihad Tangier filed an official complaint with FIFA over delayed payments related to player Abdelhamid Maali’s transfer 💰⚖️.

The club is also waiting for formal offers to decide the future of defender Hossam Abdel-Meguid ahead of the winter transfer window 🌍⚽.

Lastly, Egypt national team coach Hossam Hassan and his twin brother Ibrahim Hassan will travel to the UAE on November 4 to attend the Egyptian Super Cup, which will take place in Abu Dhabi from November 6 to 9, featuring Al Ahly, Zamalek, Pyramids, and Ceramica 🇪🇬🏟️.