A responsible source inside Zamalek Club denied the recent rumors about Ayman Al-Ramadi, the head coach of the football team, wanting to leave the leadership of the White Castle (Zamalek). The source confirmed that Al-Ramadi has not submitted any official request to resign and expressed his frustration with the repeated talks about the club searching for a foreign coach for the next season, which negatively affects his focus both on and off the field.

Al-Ramadi aims to sign an official contract and awaits a decisive meeting
The source explained that Ayman Al-Ramadi plans to hold an official meeting with the club’s management within the next few hours to sign a formal contract that includes agreement on all details related to his training of the team. The source also confirmed that Al-Ramadi seeks to implement some of his requests concerning improving certain aspects within the team, especially after feeling dissatisfied with some organizational and administrative matters during the recent period.

Final preparations for the Petrojet match
Zamalek’s first football team continues intensive training sessions at the club’s stadium in preparation for the upcoming match against Petrojet, scheduled for tomorrow, Saturday, at the Military Academy Stadium, as part of the eighth round of the Egyptian Premier League.

After the training session scheduled for today, Friday, at 6 PM, the coaching staff led by Al-Ramadi will announce the list of players who will enter a closed camp at a nearby hotel to the Military Academy Stadium in preparation for the match.

Focus on winning and boosting competition
Zamalek aims to secure a victory in the match against Petrojet to strengthen its position in the league table and keep its hopes alive for competing for the title in the final stages of the competition. The team relies heavily on the collective and tactical performance imposed by Al-Ramadi, despite the tension caused recently by the circulating rumors.