The Al-Ahly delegation arrived at the residence hotel in Burundi, where it is preparing to face Aigle Noir in an important match within the continental championship competitions. The arrival of the delegation reflects the high spirit of the team and the enthusiasm of the players before the expected match. Everyone expressed their optimism to perform well and achieve a positive result that contributes to enhancing the team’s chances of competing for the title. All necessary arrangements have been prepared to ensure the comfort of the players before the important match that will bring them together with the local team, which seeks In turn to achieve victory in front of his fans
Al-Ahly delegation arrives in Burundi in preparation for facing Aigle Noir
The delegation of the first football team of Al-Ahly Club arrived at the residence hotel in Burundi, in preparation for facing the Aigle Noire team in the first leg of the 32nd round of the African Champions League, where the match is scheduled to be held at 4:00 pm next Saturday at PS Park Stadium. This step represents a new beginning in the team’s journey towards maintaining the African title.
A warm reception from the Egyptian Embassy
The team delegation was received by the Egyptian ambassador to Burundi and a number of members of the Egyptian embassy, who were keen to encourage the players and facilitate arrival procedures. This welcome reflects the great support that Al-Ahly Club enjoys at all its stations, which enhances the team’s spirit and increases their determination to achieve victory in the next match.
Al-Ahly’s ambitions in the tournament
The technical staff, led by Yes Torop, announced the list of the team that left for Burundi, and the list witnessed the return of a number of international players after the end of their associations with the national teams. Al-Ahly, the holder of the title of the penultimate edition of the tournament, aspires to achieve a positive result away from home, which will facilitate its mission in the return match in Cairo, and confirms its determination to maintain the African title for the thirteenth time in its history.
