Moatamed Gamal Set to Leave Zamalek
Moatamed Gamal's departure as Zamalek head coach has been confirmed ahead of the new season, as the club moves closer to appointing Serbian coach Vuk Razović as its new manager.
The coaching change marks the beginning of a new phase for the White Knights as they prepare for the upcoming campaign.
Strong Candidate for Egypt U-23 Role
Following his confirmed exit from Zamalek, Moatamed Gamal has become one of the leading candidates to take charge of Egypt's U-23 national team.
Sources indicate that his chances of securing the position have significantly increased in recent days.
Other Candidates Under Consideration
The Egyptian Football Association is also considering several experienced coaches, including:
- Moatamed Gamal
- Shawky Gharib
- Mohamed Shawky (ZED FC head coach)
- Adel Mostafa (former Egypt U-23 assistant coach)
A final decision is expected after evaluating all candidates.
Egyptian FA to Decide Soon
The Egyptian Football Association is expected to announce the new coaching staff for the Olympic team during its next board meeting.
The meeting will also determine the remaining members of the technical staff and finalize the appointment of the federation's technical director.
Upcoming Challenge for Egypt U-23
Egypt's Olympic team is preparing for the North African qualifiers for the 2027 CAF U-23 Africa Cup of Nations.
The tournament is crucial because both the champions and runners-up will qualify for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games, making the appointment of the new head coach a key decision.
Has Moatamed Gamal officially left Zamalek?
Yes. His departure has been confirmed ahead of the new season.
Is Moatamed Gamal a candidate for Egypt U-23?
Yes. He is among the leading candidates for the position.
When will the Egyptian FA announce the new coach?
The decision is expected during the federation's next board meeting.
Why is the appointment important?
The new coach will lead Egypt in the qualifiers for the U-23 Africa Cup of Nations and the road to the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics.
