Pharaohs Star Reveals Egypt’s Real Ambition Ahead of Angola Clash
Mahmoud Hassan Trezeguet speaks with confidence before facing Angola, stressing that Egypt’s goal never changes.
Mahmoud Hassan Trezeguet, Egypt national team winger, confirmed that the upcoming match against Angola in the final group stage round of the Africa Cup of Nations will not be easy, emphasizing that Egypt approach every game with one clear objective: winning, out of respect for all opponents ⚽🔥
Trezeguet explained that preparations for the Angola match began immediately after the South Africa game, as the players remain fully focused on each step of the tournament, without being distracted by calculations or expectations 🧠💪
The Pharaohs star pointed out that Egypt always rely on experienced players who are used to taking responsibility in big tournaments, affirming his full readiness to follow the coaching staff’s instructions under Hossam Hassan and play in any position required 🤍🦅
He added that Egypt’s presence in Morocco serves one clear purpose: competing strongly for the title and raising the country’s name high among Africa’s elite nations 🏆🇪🇬
Trezeguet praised the technical staff, describing Hossam Hassan as a true role model for all players due to his footballing mentality, fighting spirit, and legendary history with the national team, which provides extra motivation on the pitch 🔥👏
He also stressed that having a coaching duo like Hossam and Ibrahim Hassan is a major boost for the squad, thanks to their continuous support and winning mentality, concluding by stating that the players are fully focused on making Egyptian fans proud ❤️🙌
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