The coaching staff of Zamalek's first football team, led by Ayman Al-Ramadi, is considering holding a closed camp from May 14 to 23, in light of the break in matches following the team's game against Pyramids in the Egyptian Premier League. The decision aims to take advantage of this period to improve the team's technical performance and work on various tactical aspects, in addition to preparing players for upcoming matches.

Zamalek's management and coaching staff seek to use the break to enhance physical and tactical performance, enabling the team to return to form after recent setbacks in the league. The camp will include a series of intense training sessions aimed at boosting players' fitness levels and achieving the desired cohesion between the team's lines.

The coaching staff also plans to play two friendly matches during the camp to implement the playing style and tactical plans practically, aiming to identify the optimal lineup for upcoming games. The friendly matches will be highly competitive to provide the best possible experience for the players.

This move comes at a critical time for the team, as Zamalek looks to improve its league results following recent losses. The coaching staff is focused on using the closed camp to develop all aspects of the team's performance, including ball possession, good defense, and offensive organization.

At the same time, the team is preparing for its upcoming match against Pyramids in the sixth round of the final phase of the Premier League, a crucial game for Zamalek to restore balance and compete for higher positions in the league table. The coaching staff is keen to ensure the team is fully prepared for this match, which will drive them to make the necessary preparations.

All players are expected to participate in the closed camp, except for those who are injured and unable to engage in intensive training. The coaching staff also aims to determine the starting lineup for the Pyramids match based on the positive outcomes of the camp.

The period following the Pyramids match is seen as an ideal opportunity to assess players' performances and identify areas that need strengthening through individual and group technical sessions led by the coaching staff. The goal is to boost players' morale, which will contribute to better performance in future matches.

The team's preparations will continue in the closed camp, with a balanced focus on both physical and tactical aspects, ensuring that Zamalek is ready for the next phase of the Egyptian Premier League competition.