Dr. Mohamed Osama, former head of Zamalek’s medical staff, revealed some signings happened without medical checks. He reassured fans about Ahmed El-Gefaly’s health and is ready to cooperate with the new management.
Dr. Mohamed Osama reveals some Zamalek signings were made without medical checks, clarifies Ahmed El-Gefaly’s condition, and confirms his readiness to cooperate with the new management.
In exclusive and recent statements, Dr. Mohamed Osama, former head of the medical staff at Zamalek Club, revealed important details concerning the team’s signings over past years. He pointed out that some players were contracted without undergoing full medical examinations, which is a necessary procedure to ensure player safety and confirm their physical readiness before officially joining the team. He clarified that these issues occurred due to various administrative circumstances and procedures within the club during those periods, and that he did not have full authority over this aspect during his tenure.
Full Assurance Regarding Young Player Ahmed El-Gefaly’s Condition
During his interview on the program “Mal3ab ON” aired on ON Sport channel with presenter Ibrahim Abdel-Gawad, Dr. Osama made sure to reassure fans about the promising player Ahmed El-Gefaly’s condition. He confirmed that El-Gefaly enjoys excellent physical health and does not suffer from any chronic injuries or issues that could affect his performance on the field. He emphasized that the player possesses high technical talent and promising capabilities that open great prospects for distinction, adding that time will allow him to showcase his abilities better in the upcoming period.
Full Readiness to Cooperate with the New Sports Administration
Dr. Mohamed Osama expressed his full readiness to cooperate with the current sports administration, particularly with the sports director John Edward, to ensure the continued medical care of players. He explained that the process of handing over and receiving the medical department’s responsibilities is natural and customary in any professional institution, confirming that he will perform this with all respect and love for the club and players if requested. He pointed out the importance of coordination between medical and administrative bodies to achieve the best results and protect players’ health.
End of a Long Journey Filled with Dedication and Success
Dr. Mohamed Osama concluded his journey with Zamalek’s medical staff in June of last year, after nearly eight continuous years of service within the White Castle. In his farewell, he expressed great pride in the period he spent at the club, thanking Zamalek’s management, players, and fans for their continuous support and appreciation. He also expressed hope that the club will remain on the path of success and excellence, affirming that this experience was one of the most important milestones in his professional life.
Appreciation and Respect from Fans and Specialists
Dr. Osama’s statements received positive reactions from Zamalek fans and football enthusiasts, who expressed their appreciation for his efforts in maintaining player health and enhancing their physical performance. Several experts and specialists also praised his significant role in developing the club’s medical department, considering his departure the start of a new chapter that requires strengthening cooperation between the medical team and sports administration to keep the team in optimal health and performance.
Challenges of the Medical Department and Its Importance in Modern Football
Osama also pointed to the major challenges faced by medical departments in sports clubs, especially in modern football, which demands precise monitoring of every health detail of players. He confirmed that medical and technological advancements play a major role in improving performance and reducing injuries, stressing the need to continue updating medical equipment and technologies and to provide highly experienced medical staff to ensure the best results and maintain ongoing successes.
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