The Egyptian Al -Ahly Club announced the establishment of its preparatory camp for the new season in the Tunisian city of Tabarka, in response to the selection of Spanish coach Jose Ribeiro, who determined the full technical program of the team, including playing three friendly matches within the preparation period.
Tunisia camp in preparation for the season
Al -Ahly’s technical staff chose the Tunisian city of Tabarka to be a theater for the team’s preparations before the start of the new season, as the team is in extensive exercises and friendly matches aimed at raising the technical and physical fitness rates for the players, and the experience of formations and tactical plans.
A comprehensive plan to extend contracts
Mohamed Youssef, the club’s sports director, is working to prepare a list of players who will be subject to the process of amending or extending their contracts during the coming period, as part of a plan aimed at maintaining the main team’s strength, and giving prominent stars salaries commensurate with their giving and loyalty to the club.
Imam Ashour at the top of the list
Among the names that are being negotiated with the renewal of the contract, the midfielder Imam Ashour, who was absent from Al -Ahly in the World Cup for the last clubs due to an injury he suffered during the interface of Inter Miami, comes, and the technical staff seeks to secure its continuity in light of its great technical value.
Other stars under review
The list includes a number of basic pillars of the team, the most prominent of whom is Aloo Diang, which returns from loaning to the Saudi Al -Khilaoud Club, alongside Marwan Attia, Ahmed Nabil Kouka, Mustafa Schubert, and Mohamed Hani. The administration also seeks to fortify the contracts of some of the recently escalated youth players, headed by Mohamed Abdullah, in the context of preserving the future of the team and blocking the road in front of any attractive external offers.
Clear administrative goals
This step comes within the club’s orientation to maintain its artistic stability, and prevent neglecting the influential elements, at a time when the competition is increasing to include Egyptian talents from external clubs that offer strong financial temptations.
