Moroccan coach Hussein Ammouta is keen to support several young players at Al Ahly, as they have been consistently left out of the first team matchday squads recently.
The list of players feeling discontent at Al Ahly includes Mohamed Abdullah, Omar Sayed Maawad, Ahmed Khaled Kabaka, and Mohamed Raafat, as they have been sidelined from first-team participation despite regularly training and their desire to showcase their skills.
Ammouta spoke with the players and assured them that their exclusion from the current squads does not mean they are out of his plans, emphasizing that the upcoming period will see opportunities given to several young talents based on the team's needs and match circumstances.
The coach promised the players that they would have the chance to participate, urging them to continue working hard during training and to adhere to tactical instructions, especially since the pressure of matches and multiple local and continental commitments may open the door for some young players to feature.
Ammouta believes that having outstanding talents from the youth sector is a significant addition to Al Ahly's squad, but he prefers to introduce them gradually and at the right time to ensure they benefit from participation without being subjected to pressures that exceed their capabilities at this stage.
Mohamed Abdullah, Omar Sayed Maawad, and Ahmed Khaled Kabaka hope to seize any opportunity that arises to convince the coaching staff of their right to remain in the first-team plans in the upcoming period.
