Pyramids FC is beginning a new chapter with major ambitions after officially presenting South African coach Rulani Mokwena during a press conference held at Air Defense Stadium, amid optimism over the new manager’s ability to lead the team toward further achievements 🏆⚽.
The conference was attended by Mameh Eid, the club’s CEO, along with members of the technical and administrative staff. The club officials welcomed the new coach, who is entering a different experience in Egyptian football after a notable career in South Africa.
Mameh Eid Thanks the Former Coaching Staff
Mameh Eid took the opportunity to thank Croatian coach Jurotic, the team’s former manager, for his time at Pyramids, expressing the club’s appreciation for what he delivered during the previous period.
The move comes as Pyramids look to begin a new chapter while maintaining administrative and technical stability, especially as the team enters the new season expected to continue competing for domestic and continental titles.
Mokoena: I Am Excited About the Pyramids Experience
For his part, Rulani Mokwena expressed his happiness at taking charge of Pyramids, stressing his excitement about the new experience and his desire to achieve success with the team.
Speaking during the press conference, the South African coach said: “I am excited about the Pyramids experience and happy that Pyramids chose me,” a message that reflects his desire to build a strong technical project during the coming period 🔥.
Mokwena has considerable experience in continental competitions, which represents an important advantage for Pyramids, particularly with the team participating in the CAF Champions League during the new season alongside domestic competitions.
Pyramids Prepare for a Busy Season
Pyramids will enter the new season facing a demanding schedule after becoming one of the Egyptian clubs competing strongly for domestic titles, in addition to representing Egyptian football in the CAF Champions League.
Such participation requires a strong squad containing players capable of dealing with the pressure of matches and multiple competitions, something that was clearly reflected in the domestic squad announced by the club for the new season ⭐.
The Pyramids squad includes a large number of experienced players, alongside young talents and new signings, in an attempt to provide the coaching staff with multiple tactical options.
Pyramids Squad Numbers
The goalkeeping department includes Ahmed El-Shenawy wearing number 1, Ziad Haitham number 16, Mahmoud Gad number 28, and Ouda Fakhouri number 25.
The defensive line includes Mahmoud Marei number 3, Ahmed Sami number 4, Osama Galal number 6, Ahmed Tawfik number 12, Mohamed Chibi number 15, Mohamed Hamdy number 21, Karim Hafez number 29, Eyad El-Askalany number 34, Khaled Awad number 24, and Ahmed Fawzi number 35.
The midfield includes Hamed Hamdan number 5, Youssef Obama number 7, Mahmoud Saber number 8, Mostafa Fathi number 11, Ahmed Abdel Kader number 9, Ahmed Nader Bou Ali number 13, Mohanad Lasheen number 14, Mahmoud Zalaka number 17, Walid El Karti number 18, Abdel Rahman Magdy number 20, Nasser Maher number 22, Ahmed Atef Kota number 23, Mostafa Ziko number 30, Hassan Tarek number 37, Ali Hamouda number 38, Youssef Misho number 39, and Ziad Saudi number 40.
The attacking department includes Dodo El-Gabas wearing number 26, alongside Everton da Silva wearing number 32.
Big Ambitions for the New Season
The squad reflects Pyramids’ desire to have more than one option in different positions, something that will be particularly important with the pressure of matches and participation in several competitions.
The club’s officials hope that Mokoena will be able to make the best use of these players while building a clear footballing identity for the team and achieving strong results at both domestic and continental levels 📢.
The official start of the season will be the real test for the South African coach, especially as Pyramids fans are waiting to see his tactical impact and his ability to lead the team toward trophies.
As the season gets underway, attention will be focused on Pyramids and Mokoena’s new project.. Can the South African coach turn the club’s major ambitions into trophies? Share your opinion: Can Pyramids compete strongly for all titles this season? ⚽🔥
