El-Hadary: Seven rounds are not enough to evaluate the coaches in the Egyptian league... and Ahmed El-Shenawy is the best.

Essam El-Hadary, the former goalkeeper of the Egypt national team, stated that just seven rounds into the Egyptian Premier League is not enough to assess the performance of players or coaches definitively. He noted that evaluating teams requires a longer period of competition to form a clear picture of their technical levels.

El-Hadary names Ahmed El-Shenawy as the best goalkeeper in the league

During his appearance on the On Sports program, El-Hadary discussed the performance of goalkeepers in the Egyptian league this season, asserting that Ahmed El-Shenawy, the goalkeeper for Pyramids FC, is the best so far, despite having made some mistakes in previous matches.

The former Egypt goalkeeper added that Sobhi Soliman, the goalkeeper for Ittihad Alexandria, ranks next due to his performances with the team since the start of the season.

Conversely, El-Hadary mentioned that he has not yet seen enough to judge the level of several other goalkeepers, such as Mostafa Shobeir, Mehdi Soliman, and Mohamed El-Shenawy, emphasizing that the competition remains open for everyone to prove their abilities in the upcoming rounds.

Pyramids coach is the best.. Ali Maher in second place

Regarding coaches, Essam El-Hadary selected the South African head coach of Pyramids FC as the best coach in the Egyptian league so far, based on the team's performance in the past rounds.

Ali Maher, the coach of Ceramica, came in second in El-Hadary's selections for the best coaches in the competition.

El-Hadary stressed that evaluating coaches requires more time, given the ongoing competition and the fluctuating levels of teams from match to match, asserting that the upcoming rounds will better showcase the capabilities of coaching staff and their success in achieving their goals this season.