Al Ahly's first football team continued their group training on Tuesday at the Moukhtar El-Tetch stadium in the Zamalek district of Cairo, as part of their preparations for the upcoming phase after the international break. The training session included a variety of physical and technical exercises, followed by a series of drills with the ball. Coach Hussein Amouta led the session, focusing on implementing technical instructions and improving the team's physical and technical readiness.
On the sidelines of the training session, Wail Jumaa, the club's football director, met with Coach Amouta to discuss several files related to the upcoming phase. The meeting covered administrative and organizational arrangements needed by the technical staff during the international break, as well as coordination for friendly matches to be played during this period. These friendly matches are part of the team's plan to maintain the players' readiness.
Coach Hussein Amouta recently arrived in Cairo to lead Al Ahly's training sessions after attending to some personal commitments. The team had resumed training on Monday evening, following a four-day break. During this period, the technical staff is working to prepare the players physically and technically, utilizing the break to enhance their readiness before returning to official matches.
The team's training schedule for the upcoming week will include two sessions per day. This intense training program aims to improve the team's performance and prepare them for the challenges ahead. Al Ahly's coaching staff is focused on optimizing the team's potential and achieving success in the upcoming phase.
In addition to the training sessions, Al Ahly's medical staff is also working to ensure the players' fitness and well-being. Recently, the team's doctor, Ahmed El-Gazar, underwent successful surgery in Germany. The club's management is committed to providing the best possible support for the players' recovery and rehabilitation.
Al Ahly is set to play several friendly matches during the international break, including games against Al-Hilal of Libya and El-Mokawloon Al-Arab. These matches will provide the team with valuable opportunities to test their skills and build their momentum before returning to official competitions.
The team's efforts to enhance their readiness and performance are ongoing, with a focus on achieving success in the upcoming phase. With Coach Amouta at the helm, Al Ahly is looking to make a strong impact and achieve their goals.
Key points
- Al Ahly's football team resumes training under new coach Hussein Amouta
- The team is preparing for friendly matches against Al-Hilal of Libya and El-Mokawloon Al-Arab
- The coaching staff is focused on improving the team's physical and technical readiness
