⚽ Ahmed El Sayed Discusses Al Ahly and Zamalek
Former Al Ahly star Ahmed El Sayed discussed the current situations at Egypt’s two biggest football clubs, focusing on the level of support each club receives from people associated with its history.
El Sayed made the comments while appearing with presenter Siham Saleh on the “El Clasico” program broadcast on ON E.
🏹 El Sayed Questions Unity at Zamalek
Ahmed El Sayed said that, from his perspective, Zamalek is facing an issue related to a lack of sufficient unity and support among people connected to the club.
He suggested that some Zamalek figures become involved in disagreements rather than directing their efforts toward supporting the team and the club’s board.
The former Al Ahly player stressed that the current period requires greater internal support, particularly as Zamalek continues to deal with several challenges.
📢 Internal Disagreements at Zamalek
El Sayed argued that disagreements among figures associated with the club can add to the pressure surrounding the team, at a time when Zamalek needs stronger unity behind its players, coaching staff and board.
He emphasized that his comments represent his own view of the current situation and that greater cooperation among club figures could help Zamalek deal with its difficulties.
🔴 Al Ahly Figures Supporting Mahmoud El Khatib
By contrast, Ahmed El Sayed described the situation at Al Ahly differently, saying that people associated with the club are currently standing behind Mahmoud El Khatib, the club’s chairman.
According to El Sayed’s assessment, this support reflects a greater sense of unity within Al Ahly and provides backing for the board during the current period.
⭐ Comparing the Two Clubs
Ahmed El Sayed’s comments highlighted what he sees as a difference between the internal dynamics at Al Ahly and Zamalek, particularly in terms of how former players and club figures support the administration and team.
From his perspective, greater unity and fewer internal disagreements can give clubs more room to focus on their sporting objectives and upcoming competitions.
