Al Ahly's board of directors concludes preparations for the general assembly and expresses gratitude to Tarek Kandil.
The board of Al Ahly, led by Mahmoud El Khatib, is currently finalizing preparations for the upcoming general assembly meeting scheduled for November 6 and 7. The board recently approved the annual management report for the period from July 1, 2025, to June 30, 2026, in preparation for its presentation to the club's ordinary general assembly on the mentioned dates.
Al Ahly Board Appreciates Tarek Qandil's Efforts
The board also expressed its gratitude to Tarek Qandil, a board member, for his efforts in preparing and reviewing the report, given his previous experience in this field over the past years.
Al Ahly Prepares to Face Arab Contractors
On another note, Al Ahly's football team begins preparations today, Saturday, for their match against Arab Contractors scheduled for next Monday, as part of the second round of the Cairo Cup. The coaching staff, led by Hussein Amouta, aims to utilize the upcoming period to prepare the players both physically and technically while continuing to address the mistakes that emerged in recent matches.
24-Hour Break for Al Ahly
The team received a break from training yesterday after their victory over Modern Sport with a clean sheet in the Premier League on Thursday evening. The Moroccan coach is expected to hold technical sessions with his players to clarify some observations related to performance, especially concerning defensive positioning, offensive effectiveness, and capitalizing on opportunities in front of goal, after recent matches saw a significant number of easy chances wasted, along with conceding goals due to individual errors and lapses in concentration at times.
Continuing Victories in the Cairo Cup
Amouta hopes to secure a win against Arab Contractors after achieving a significant victory in the first round against Petrojet with a score of 5-0. The head coach aims to give opportunities to some players who need match time while ensuring that key players remain fit, given the pressure of matches and multiple local commitments. The match against Arab Contractors also represents an important opportunity for the coaching staff to monitor the players' levels and ensure their responsiveness to tactical instructions, especially since competition within the team will be open to everyone in the upcoming period, and there will be no guaranteed place for any player who does not meet the required technical and physical standards on the pitch.
