Khaled El-Darendly presents his report to the Football Association, outlining the reasons for the crises faced during the national team's camp.

Khaled El-Darandly, the Vice President of the Egyptian Football Association and head of the national team delegation in South Sudan, submitted a detailed administrative report to the board, which included an accurate documentation of all the details and events surrounding the Pharaohs' return to Cairo after their match.

The Football Association focused on the incident reported at Juba Airport, where El-Darandly noted that the coaching staff, led by Hossam and Ibrahim Hassan, went directly to the plane without greeting him, before several players approached him to say hello.

Crisis in the Egypt National Team Camp

The Vice President of the Football Association confirmed in his report that the situation was handled smoothly, with no verbal altercations or misconduct, explaining that he dealt with the matter wisely and calmly to maintain the stability of the national team and its image in the public eye.

He also emphasized that preparing administrative reports and documenting important milestones during the national teams' trips is a normal institutional procedure that falls within the responsibilities of the head of the delegation, allowing the board to take appropriate actions as they see fit.

Future Moves and Abou Rida's Meeting

The sports community is looking forward to the upcoming meeting chaired by Hani Abou Rida, which will bring him together with head coach Hossam Hassan and his twin brother Ibrahim Hassan. This meeting is considered a crucial step to resolve all outstanding issues and contain recent tensions.

The meeting is expected to establish strict organizational rules and clear mechanisms for interaction between board members and the coaching staff during upcoming challenges, ensuring an atmosphere of stability and cooperation.

The sports community is awaiting the results of this direct dialogue, which aims to explore the reasons behind the disagreements and bridge viewpoints through understanding, ensuring the full authority of the coaching staff in both technical and administrative matters, while also enhancing mutual respect for the officials of the Football Association and their supervisory and organizational role in managing Egyptian football.