Shabana Questions Calls for “Al Ahly Rescue Committee”: “Rescue Them From What?”
Journalist Mohamed Shabana criticized calls to form a rescue committee at Al Ahly, stating that the situation is normal and happens at all major clubs worldwide.
Journalist Mohamed Shabana sparked debate with his remarks regarding Al Ahly’s current situation, responding to calls from some members of the club’s general assembly to form a rescue committee.
A Normal Phase for Big Clubs
Shabana emphasized that what Al Ahly is experiencing is a normal phase in football, noting that no club can consistently win titles without periods of decline or transition.
Achievements Despite Criticism
He pointed out that Al Ahly has still achieved several titles in different sports, in addition to winning the domestic Super Cup, stressing that a season should not be judged by a single competition.
Historical Examples
He referenced similar periods in the club’s history and other major global clubs that also experienced trophyless seasons.
Strong Transfer Market Moves
Shabana highlighted that Al Ahly made one of its strongest transfer windows, bringing in top-quality players, which reflects positively on the club’s management.
Rejecting the “Rescue Committee” Idea
He concluded by rejecting the idea of forming a rescue committee, stating that Al Ahly is not in a crisis and that what is happening is a natural part of competition.
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