This Saturday was packed with exciting sports events — from Al Ahly’s decisive CAF Champions League clash against Aigle Noir, to Hossam Abdel-Meguid’s promise that could lead to his departure from Zamalek, and Egypt’s U-17 national team heading to Qatar for the World Cup.

Bayern Munich coach Vincent Kompany has announced the starting lineup for his team’s clash with Borussia Mönchengladbach in Round 8 of the Bundesliga, with English star Harry Kane leading the attacking line for the Bavarian giants.

Sports journalist Islam Sadiq criticized Egypt’s football and handball systems, questioning why football continues to fail compared to the success achieved by Dr. Hassan Mostafa in global handball management. Meanwhile, critic Khaled Talaat also attacked Zamalek’s management for neglecting the club’s handball team.

Al Gezira’s junior basketball team achieved an exciting victory over Al Ahly in the 2016 age group league after a strong and competitive match, led by head coach Mohamed Abbas and his staff.

Al Ahly board candidate Mohamed El-Damati has outlined the development and investment-focused plan of Mahmoud El-Khatib’s list ahead of the upcoming club elections scheduled for October 31.

Al Ahly and Al Masry face decisive African encounters as both teams aim to secure a spot in the group stages of the CAF Champions League and Confederation Cup.

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes insists he won’t discuss transfer offers until after the 2026 World Cup, despite lucrative interest from Saudi and MLS clubs.

Coach Yannick Ferreira has decided to give Zamalek players a day off on Sunday as they prepare for the upcoming Egyptian Premier League match against National Bank, following their CAF Confederation Cup qualification.

Ahmed El-Agouz, head of Ismaily SC’s football sector, confirmed that the visit of Ismailia Governor Major General Akram Galal to the club gave the players a huge morale boost ahead of their match against Pharco. He added that the club is entering a new phase that requires unity and fan support to restore the team’s rightful place.

Markus Sorg, assistant to Barcelona coach Hansi Flick, confirmed that Brazilian winger Raphinha’s absence from El Clásico against Real Madrid is an unfortunate reality for the team. He also stated that Real Madrid are currently going through a strong transitional phase, while emphasizing that Barça are ready to deliver a solid performance in Sunday’s showdown at the Santiago Bernabéu.

The sports community was gripped by concern after false news spread about the death of Egyptian coach Moamen Soliman, head coach of Iraqi club Al-Shorta. Soliman quickly denied the rumors, confirming he is fine and continuing his successful title-filled journey in Iraqi football.

Sports journalist Amr El-Dardir confirms that Alyou Dieng will remain with Al Ahly until the end of the current season, amid reports of weak tactical awareness and uncertainty over his contract renewal.