Mansy: I didn't aim for anything with my celebration in front of the Rwandan army; our goal is to make Zamalek fans happy.
Zamalek striker Nasr Mansi expressed his happiness with the victory his team achieved over Rwandan Army, noting that he had been under pressure in recent days, and clarified that his celebration of the goal did not have any particular significance.
In a video posted on Zamalek's official website after the match against Rwandan Army, Mansi said: "Congratulations on the win, I was under pressure lately and I don't aim for anything with my celebration. I am ready to accept any decision from the football director in general, and God willing, we will make Zamalek fans happy in the upcoming period."
Nasr Mansi explains the details of his celebration for the goal against Rwandan Army
Zamalek secured an important victory over Rwandan Army with a score of 1-0 in the match held on Friday evening at Amahoro Stadium in the Rwandan capital Kigali, in the first leg of the CAF Champions League Round of 32.
Nasr Mansi scored the decisive winning goal for Zamalek in the 90th minute, giving the White Knights an advantage ahead of the return leg, after a goal scored by Zamalek in the 88th minute was disallowed for offside against Mahmoud El-Wench.
The return match between Zamalek and Rwandan Army is scheduled to take place at 8 PM on Saturday, October 24, at Cairo International Stadium, where the White Knights aim to secure qualification for the next stage of the African tournament and delight their fans.
