Hossin Ammouta supports Al Ahly's attack and objects to strengthening the front line in January.

Moroccan coach Hussein Amouta remains confident in his strikers' abilities to deliver the required performance in the upcoming period, as the team boasts a range of attacking options capable of executing tasks based on the nature of their opponents and the demands of each match.

The attacking options for Algerian club Al Ahly include Mounsef Bakar and Moroccan Sofiane Benjedida, along with Abdallah Aqtai, providing the coaching staff with a variety of attacking choices and assisting in selecting players according to the circumstances of each encounter.

Achraf Bencharki and Tahr Mohamed Tahr as alternatives at center forward

The attacking options available to Amouta are not limited to traditional strikers; Al Ahly has several players who can fill the center forward position when needed, led by Moroccan Achraf Bencharki and Tahr Mohamed Tahr, who can perform this role based on the requirements of the matches and tactical strategies.

The coaching staff believes that the variety of attacking options within the team provides flexibility in dealing with opponents, whether by relying on a traditional striker or by deploying some players in this position according to the flow of the game.

Amouta rejects signing a new striker for Al Ahly in January

In light of this tactical vision, the coaching staff of Al Ahly has decided not to strengthen the forward line during the winter transfer window in January, ruling out the idea of signing a new striker, whether local or foreign, based on the attacking options available in the team.

This decision reflects the coaching staff's confidence in the current players and their ability to meet attacking needs, while also providing an opportunity for the existing players to prove their capabilities and make the necessary contributions in the upcoming phase.