Pyramids Reveal Their New Season Plans as Hany Saeed Discusses Transfers and Departures
Pyramids Sporting Director Hany Saeed revealed the latest updates regarding the club’s transfer plans, the future of some players, potential new signings, and the search for a foreign striker to replace Fiston Mayele.
🔥 Pyramids FC continues preparations for the new season with intensive efforts from the management and technical staff to strengthen the squad and maintain the team’s competitiveness after recent successful campaigns.
Hany Saeed, Pyramids’ sporting director and former Egyptian football star, revealed details about several important files inside the club, including player departures and expected moves during the summer transfer window.
⚽ The Situation of Mohannad Lashin and Zico
Hany Saeed discussed the future of Mohannad Lashin and Zico, confirming that the club has not received any official offers for either player so far during the current transfer period.
He explained that the recent developments have only involved initial contacts and early discussions, adding that Pyramids would study any official offer received, provided that it meets both technical and financial expectations.
Saeed emphasized that the club handles all transfer situations professionally, evaluating every offer according to the interests of both the team and the player, especially if the proposal is financially difficult to reject.
🏆 Pyramids Searching for a Strong Foreign Striker
The striker position remains one of Pyramids’ main priorities after the departure of Congolese forward Fiston Mayele, who was one of the team’s key attacking figures last season.
Hany Saeed confirmed that the club is searching for a foreign striker with specific qualities, capable of providing attacking strength and replacing Mayele’s contribution.
He explained that finding a high-level foreign striker is not easy due to the increasing costs of talented players in the transfer market.
Saeed revealed that Mayele wanted a salary of around three million dollars to continue with the team, which made the club explore other options to find the right replacement.
The sporting director added that Pyramids continues evaluating several names in order to sign a striker capable of leading the attack and helping the team achieve its goals next season.
⭐ The Truth About Ahmed Hegazy Negotiations
Regarding reports linking Pyramids with Egyptian international defender Ahmed Hegazy, Hany Saeed confirmed that there are currently no official negotiations with the player.
He stated that Hegazy is a top-quality player with great experience and would be a valuable addition to any team, but stressed that Pyramids has not taken official steps to sign him.
🧤 Searching for a Young Goalkeeper
Hany Saeed also discussed the goalkeeper position, confirming that the club is looking to sign a young goalkeeper in the upcoming period.
This comes as part of Pyramids’ plan to build a strong future squad, especially after Sherif Ekramy’s retirement, as the club wants to secure the position for many years.
He explained that the new goalkeeper will be chosen based on specific criteria, including the ability to develop, handle pressure, and compete within a team fighting for trophies.
📢 No Talks with Hamdy Fathy
Hany Saeed concluded his statements by confirming that there are currently no negotiations with Hamdy Fathy, denying reports about a possible move for the former Al Ahly midfielder to Pyramids.
Pyramids continues working on preparing its squad for the new season, with major ambitions to compete for domestic and continental titles after becoming one of Egypt’s strongest clubs in recent years.
The coming days are expected to bring new developments regarding transfers, especially with the closing of the summer window approaching and the club’s desire to add players capable of achieving more success. 🏆✨
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