Pyramids FC has begun a new phase ahead of the upcoming football season, as the club’s new coaching staff, led by South African coach Roland Mokwena, made its official appearance during the press conference held at Air Defense Stadium, in a step reflecting the team’s preparations to begin a different phase on both the technical and organizational levels. ⚽
After the press conference ended, members of the new coaching staff posed for a commemorative photo with Mamedou Eid, the club’s executive president, in an atmosphere reflecting enthusiasm and focus ahead of the new challenge. 📸✨
⭐ Mokwena Begins His Mission with Pyramids
Roland Mokwena’s appointment as Pyramids’ head coach represents a new chapter in the club’s journey, particularly as the coaching staff will have to deal with a busy season filled with competitions, given the team’s participation at both domestic and continental levels.
During the press conference, the club presented the new head coach to the media, while Mokwena spoke about his enthusiasm for his experience with Pyramids and his desire to work with the group of players available, amid major expectations surrounding the club before the start of the season. 🔥
The appearance of the new coaching staff comes at a time when Pyramids are seeking to maintain stability and compete strongly for trophies, while possessing a large group of experienced players and young talents who can provide the team with multiple options throughout the season.
📢 Pyramids’ Squad for the New Season
Mokwena announced Pyramids’ domestic squad for the new season, consisting of 34 players and combining experienced elements, new signings, and young talents.
The squad includes goalkeepers Ahmed El Shenawy, Mahmoud Marei, Ahmed Sami, Hamed Hamdan, Osama Galal, Youssef Obama, Mahmoud Saber, Ahmed Abdel Kader, Mostafa Fathy, Ahmed Tawfik, Ahmed Nader Boulay, Mohannad Lasheen, and Mohamed Chibi.
The squad also includes Ziad Haitham, Mahmoud Zalaka, Walid El Karti, Abdel Rahman Magdy, Mohamed Hamdy, Nasser Maher, Ahmed Atef Qotta, Khaled Awad, Oda Fakhoury, Dodo El Gabbas, Mahmoud Gad, Karim Hafez, Mostafa Ziko, Hazem Gamal, Everton da Silva, Eyad El Askalany, Ahmed Fawzi, Hassan Tarek, Ali Hamouda, Youssef Misho, and Ziad Saudi.
🏆 Major Ambitions for the New Season
The squad reflects Pyramids’ desire to provide the new coaching staff with multiple technical solutions, especially with the variety of positions and abilities among the players, giving Mokwena room to choose suitable formations and tactical approaches according to the nature of each match.
The coming period is expected to witness a major focus on preparing the players and increasing their understanding with one another, in addition to implementing the South African coach’s ideas ahead of the team’s domestic and continental challenges.
Pyramids fans are eagerly awaiting Mokwena’s start with the team to see whether he can provide the required technical impact and transform the squad’s available capabilities into results and achievements. ⭐
As the new phase begins, attention will be focused on the coaching staff and players to discover Pyramids’ identity during the upcoming season and whether the team can achieve its ambitions and remain strongly competitive until the end.
Can Mokwena lead Pyramids into a new era of trophies? Share your opinion and predictions for the upcoming season. 🏆🔥
