Amouta Decides the Fate of 10 Al Ahly Players as Departure List Nears Finalization
Al Ahly’s management is awaiting Moroccan head coach Hussein Amouta’s decision regarding the team’s departure list, with some players set to leave and preparations underway to strengthen the squad for the new season.
Hussein Amouta Decides the Fate of 10 Al Ahly Players as Departure List Nears Announcement
Al Ahly’s management is awaiting the final decision of Moroccan head coach Hussein Amouta regarding the list of players who will leave the first football team during the current summer transfer window, as part of the plan to reorganize the squad and prepare for the new season. Al Ahly officials are working to finalize the departure file early, giving the coaching staff enough time to determine their needs and sign new players during the summer transfer market.
Al Ahly Decides the Departure of Achraf Dari, Cristo, and Reda Slim
Al Ahly’s management has decided on the departure of the trio Achraf Dari, Mohamed El-Dawy "Cristo", and Reda Slim, without waiting for the final evaluation from head coach Hussein Amouta. The club has already started marketing the three players and searching for suitable offers for them. They will not participate in team training during the current period as part of the plan to make room for signing new foreign players.
Al Ahly’s Plan to Rebuild the Team
Al Ahly’s management aims to reorganize the team’s squad before the start of the new season by identifying the players who will not be part of the coaching staff’s plans, in addition to strengthening the team with new signings that meet the needs of the upcoming phase. This comes after Hussein Amouta took over as head coach on a two-year contract, replacing Danish coach Jes Thorup.
Amouta Determines the Fate of 10 Al Ahly Players
Al Ahly’s management is waiting for Hussein Amouta’s decision regarding the future of 10 players, whether they will continue with the team or leave either on loan or through permanent transfers. The list includes: Slovenian striker Gradisar. Mohamed Magdy Afsha. Mohamed Sherif. Omar Kamal Abdel Wahed. Ahmed Eid. Mostafa El-Esh. Omar El-Saai. Moataz Mohamed. Omar Sayed Moawad. Mohamed Raafat. The Moroccan coach will decide the future of these names in the coming period according to his technical vision and the team’s needs.
Offers From Different Clubs for Al Ahly Players
Al Ahly’s management is working to complete the players’ situation early before the summer transfer window closes, especially with interest from several clubs in signing some of the squad members. Among the players who have received interest recently are Mohamed Sherif, Mohamed Magdy Afsha, Omar Kamal Abdel Wahed, Ahmed Eid, Mostafa El-Esh, and Omar El-Saai.
Postponement of Al Ahly’s Pre-Season Training Camp
Al Ahly’s technical staff decided to postpone the team’s pre-season training camp, which will now take place at the end of July instead of the previously scheduled date of July 20. Amouta is preparing the team’s training program to physically and technically prepare the players before the start of official competitions, while finalizing the team’s squad list.
Al Ahly Prepares for a New Season With Major Changes
The current period is witnessing major movements inside Al Ahly to prepare the team for the upcoming season, whether by determining the departure list or completing new signings. The coaching staff, led by Hussein Amouta, hopes to build a team capable of competing for all championships and achieving the club’s goals in the coming period. FAQ
Which players has Al Ahly decided to let go?
Al Ahly has decided on the departure of Achraf Dari, Mohamed El-Dawy Cristo, and Reda Slim.
How many players will Amouta decide the fate of at Al Ahly?
Hussein Amouta will decide the future of 10 players, whether they will stay or leave.
When will Al Ahly’s pre-season training camp begin?
The training camp has been postponed to take place at the end of July.
Who is Al Ahly’s new coach?
Moroccan coach Hussein Amouta has taken over as Al Ahly’s head coach, replacing Danish coach Jes Thorup.
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