Mohamed Amara: Al Ahly's level does not match the club's status, and the performances of Imam and Zizo are unconvincing.
Former Al Ahly star Mohamed Amara criticized the recent performance of the club's first football team, emphasizing that the level displayed by the players does not match the name and stature of the Red Castle, despite the team's need to secure victories and deliver strong, multi-goal performances.
Mohamed Amara: Al Ahly's Performance Has Been Weak Recently
Amara explained during his appearance on the "Malab On" program broadcast on ON Sport that Al Ahly urgently needs to achieve victories and improve its performance, with a variety of goals. He pointed out that the team's recent performance does not befit the club's name, especially since fans always expect a strong display and results that align with the team's capabilities and status.
The former Al Ahly star added that the players must have a greater motivation to secure victories, affirming that the club's management has not held back in supporting the team and meeting its needs, which increases the players' responsibility to deliver the expected performance.
Kaitara Is a Weak and Unranked Team
Amara spoke about Al Ahly's upcoming match against Kaitara, noting that the opponent is not one of the strong or ranked teams, which makes Al Ahly's performance subject to criticism given the disparity in capabilities between the two teams, and the necessity for the Red team to present itself better.
The former Al Ahly star stressed that the team needs to regain its known level, especially since the recent performance does not align with the club's value and the ambitions of its fans, who expect competition for titles and convincing victories.
Mohamed Amara Supports Mohamed Hani in Renewal Negotiations
Regarding Mohamed Hani, an Al Ahly player, Amara confirmed that the player is one of the club's own and has the right to request the compensation he deems appropriate for renewing his contract, in the context of negotiations related to his contract. He pointed out that players should be valued based on what they contribute to the team.
Imam Ashour and Zizo Need to Improve Their Performance
Amara criticized the performance of the duo Imam Ashour and Ahmed Sayed Zizo with Al Ahly, asserting that their level needs to be reviewed in the upcoming period, as they have not yet delivered the expected performance.
He explained that the duo must increase their focus and exert more effort on the pitch, especially since they are playing for a club of Al Ahly's stature, which has spent significant amounts to sign them, necessitating a level of performance that matches the value of those contracts.
Amara concluded his statements by emphasizing the need for players to take responsibility and give their best in the upcoming matches to restore Al Ahly's strength and meet the aspirations of its fans.