Marwan Othman: I feel proud of my experience with Al Ahly and I look forward to returning to the Egypt national team.
Mohamed Othman, the striker for Ceramica Cleopatra, expressed his pride in his time at Al Ahly, confirming that joining the Red Castle was a source of pride for him and his family, who are fans of the club. He also shared details about his current phase and future ambitions.
This came during a television interview on "On Sport," where he reviewed the highlights of his career, discussing his experience with Al Ahly, his return to Ceramica, and his aspirations with the national team.
The Red Castle Journey and Lack of Luck
Mohamed Othman spoke about his time at Al Ahly, saying: "I was very proud to join Al Ahly; the atmosphere there is completely different, and my teammates were a great support for me, with Mostafa Shobeir being one of the closest players to me."
He added: "My ambition was to win all the championships with the team, but bad luck followed me significantly during that period, and I hoped to stay longer at the club."
Return to Ceramica and Fan Pressure
Regarding his return to Ceramica Cleopatra, the player explained: "I went through a difficult psychological period after my return, but I am grateful to all my teammates and to Coach Ali Maher, who provided me with great support and helped me overcome that emotional and technical phase."
He also pointed out the differences between the two clubs, saying: "Certainly, the fan pressure at Al Ahly is much higher compared to Ceramica."
Ambitions with the Pharaohs and Hossam Hassan's Confidence
Regarding his goals with the national team, Othman confirmed: "My current and most important goal is to return to the Egypt national team, and it doesn't matter which team I join." He thanked the coaching staff of the national team, saying: "I thank Coach Hossam Hassan for restoring hope to all players in the Premier League and giving them confidence in the possibility of joining the Egypt national team, as he monitors all players fairly."
Negotiation Insights and Toughest Defenders
Regarding offers and matches, the player clarified the rumors about negotiations with Zamalek, stating: "Zamalek has not made any negotiations with me previously to join the White Castle."
On the toughest opponents, Othman revealed: "Mohamed Abdel-Moneim is the toughest defender I have faced in my career so far, while the match against Al Ittihad Alexandria was the most difficult for our team in the league this season."
Praise for Torup and Salah.. and Professional Aspirations
The Ceramica striker praised Danish coach Torup, describing him as "a very respectable coach," and confirmed that Mohamed Salah is "the best player in the history of Egyptian football."
Mohamed Othman concluded his statements by expressing his ambition to pursue an external professional experience in the near future, emphasizing his full focus on delivering the best possible performance with Ceramica.
