Enppi: We continue to implement our strategies to strengthen the national teams with talent.
The youth sector at ENPPI continues to affirm its role as one of the main sources for national teams, as a significant number of the club's players have recently joined various age-group teams, clearly reflecting the ongoing efforts within the club's youth system.
Engineer Ahmed Shawky Gharib, a board member and spokesperson for ENPPI, stated in a statement that the presence of this many ENPPI players in national team selections demonstrates the success of the work plan within the football sector. He noted that the club's strategy aims to discover talent at an early age and work on developing and qualifying them to reach the highest levels.
The recent selections included several ENPPI players in the Olympic team: Hamid Abdullah, Ali Ihab, Mohamed Essam, Mohamed Samir, and Youssef Said Abdel Hafiz.
Additionally, the youth team for players born in 2007 included five ENPPI players: Nour Ashraf, Anas Rushdi, Omar Al-Azab, Mohamed Sharqia, and Youssef Al-Bashir.
In the under-9 team, the trio of Mohannad Magdy, Abdullah Amr, and Mohamed Gamal were selected, along with a large number of ENPPI players in the under-10 team, which is currently being formed.
Ahmed Shawky Gharib stated that these selections represent the fruits of the integrated work within the youth sector, emphasizing that the club's board, led by Ayman Al-Shirayi, the chairman and general supervisor of the football sector, places great importance on the youth file, in collaboration with Engineer Ahmed Nabil Saraya, a board member.
He added that the youth sector operates under a clear vision that prioritizes not only results but also aims to build well-rounded players who can compete and transition smoothly to the first team and represent national teams.
Gharib pointed out that this vision is continuously monitored by Captain Emad Jaber, head of the youth sector, and Captain Ahmed Samir Bebo, deputy head of the sector, in coordination with Captain Mohamed Ismail, the club's sports director, to ensure the ongoing discovery, development, and monitoring of players across various age groups.
The ENPPI board member confirmed that the arrival of the club's players to national teams is one of the most prominent indicators of the youth sector's success, stressing the continued effort to expand the base of talent capable of reaching national teams and the first team.
Gharib concluded his statements by affirming that ENPPI will continue to support the youth sector, as it is one of the fundamental pillars of the club's strategy, aiming to form new generations of players capable of carrying the name of ENPPI and representing Egyptian football on various platforms.
