Khaled Bebo: We have not spoken to Al Ahly about signing Kabaka.. and the difficulty of Omar Khidr's transfer

Khaled Bibo, the football director of ZED Club, confirmed that the team aims to achieve strong results this season, highlighting the importance of every match they play, especially with their participation in the CAF Confederation Cup.

Bibo stated in remarks on the "Number One" program hosted by journalist Mohamed Shobana, aired on CBC: "Every match is important for ZED, and our goal is to achieve good results this season, especially since we had a successful season last year and are participating in the Confederation Cup this season."

He added: "We want to continue this season with the same results as last season, and we have a busy schedule coming up, so we need to achieve the best results before facing the Round of 32 in the Confederation Cup."

He continued: "Azam United has been resting for a while, and they had a league match postponed on the 12th, which gives them an advantage in preparation."

Regarding the possibility of signing Kaba from Al Ahly in January, he said: "So far, there has been no discussion about Kaba returning from Al Ahly on loan in January, and if there is anything, it will be through the management."

Bibo praised the player's abilities, saying: "Kaba is like my son because I was part of his transfer to Al Ahly. He is an outstanding player, skilled in scoring and changing the style of play, capable of playing in multiple positions, and has tactical flexibility. His frequent participation will definitely have a positive impact on his performance."

On Omar Khidr, he clarified: "Omar has not participated for a while, so he is currently being gradually integrated into the team. It is not true that there are negotiations from Al Ahly to sign him, and he is training with the team normally and is currently being prepared."

Khaled Bibo concluded his remarks by saying: "ZED has many talented players, especially in the attacking line, and it is difficult for everyone to participate. It is natural that not everyone will play."