Alexander Lafferty: I have received several offers in Egypt, and the Egyptian league is considered the strongest in Africa and the Arab countries.

French coach Alexandre Lafitte, the former manager of Ivorian club Stade Abidjan, revealed that he has received calls from Egyptian clubs recently, confirming his readiness to take on a coaching role in the Egyptian league in the next phase of his career.

Lafitte stated in a television interview that he received communications from Egyptian clubs following his stint with Stade Abidjan, noting that Wadi Degla was one of the prominent clubs that reached out to him, both after his time in Côte d'Ivoire and currently.

The French coach added that he follows the Egyptian league with enthusiasm, believing it boasts a high technical level due to the strong competition among several major clubs, along with emerging teams that have good infrastructure and significant economic potential.

Lafitte explained that the media appeal of the Egyptian league, the passion of fans for football, and the competitive strength among clubs are key factors that make the league an attractive destination for ambitious coaches looking to develop and work in a strong competitive environment.

He added, "Today, I am very open to moving to Egypt, as I see that the level of competition, economic capacity, challenges, and the appeal of this league make it the best in Africa."

Lafitte concluded his remarks by emphasizing that the Egyptian league represents an ideal destination for an innovative and modern coach with African experience and a winning mentality, pointing out that achieving success in Egypt would be an important step in his professional career.