Abdel Maqsoud and Bibo are the latest victims as the coaching sack race continues in the league.
The Egyptian Premier League has seen notable changes in coaching staff after just 7 rounds, with the latest departures being Ahmed Abdel Maqsoud, the head coach of Petrojet, and Ahmed Mostafa Bebo, the head coach of Ghazl El Mahalla, indicating early tactical shifts in the competition.
1- Emad Nasr
Emad Nasr is considered the first manager to leave the league, as his contract with Al Masry was terminated after only 3 rounds, despite achieving two consecutive victories, before suffering a defeat to Pyramids FC by a narrow margin. Ahmed Sami has taken over as the team's head coach.
2- Ahmed Khattab
The management of Ghazl El Mahalla decided to terminate Ahmed Khattab's services following a decline in performance during the early rounds, appointing Khaled Galal as the new head coach in his place.
3- Mohamed El Sheikh
Mohamed El Sheikh, the former coach of Wadi Degla, has joined the list of coaches who have left their positions, as the club's management decided to end their collaboration with him, placing Mostafa Shabiba, the general coach, in charge of the team moving forward.
4- Magdy Abdel Aaty
Magdy Abdel Aaty submitted his resignation from coaching Abu Qir Fertilizers after losing to Petrojet 2-1 in the sixth round. The club's management accepted his resignation, ending his tenure with the team.
5- Ahmed Abdel Maqsoud
Ahmed Abdel Maqsoud concluded the list of coaches who have departed so far, announcing his decision to step down from coaching Petrojet after losing to Zamalek by a single goal in the seventh round of the Egyptian Premier League.
6- Ahmed Mostafa Bebo
Ghazl El Mahalla thanked Ahmed Mostafa Bebo, the team's head coach, after his tenure with the club ended following a defeat to Smouha, expressing appreciation for the efforts he made during his time with the team.
The official page of Ghazl El Mahalla published a message of thanks to Bebo, confirming the club's appreciation for his work and dedication, noting that his time with the team will always be respected and valued by all club members.
