Al Ahly's head of medical services, Dr. Ahmed Gaballah, has disclosed that Ashraf Ben Sharqi has been experiencing pain due to inflammation in his Achilles tendon. As a result, the coaching staff has decided to give him rest from participating in team training, instead focusing on therapeutic exercises to prepare him for a return to group training. This development comes as the team prepares for a crucial match against Zamalek.
In addition to Ben Sharqi's injury, Dr. Gaballah also revealed that Karim El-Debis has suffered a grade two strain in his right adductor muscle. El-Debis will undergo a program of physical therapy and rehabilitation to prepare him for upcoming matches. The medical team's updates on the players' conditions are crucial for Al Ahly's coaching staff as they plan their strategy for the Cairo derby.
Al Ahly continues their preparations for the highly anticipated Cairo derby against Zamalek, scheduled for October 11. The match is part of the Egyptian Premier League and will take place at the Cairo International Stadium. During the current international break, the coaching staff is focusing on increasing the team's physical workload and implementing tactical drills to ensure the players are well-prepared for the upcoming matches.
The team's coach, Hussein Ammouta, is keen on assessing the readiness of all players, particularly Ben Sharqi and El-Debis, who have been sidelined due to injuries. Ammouta's goal is to finalize the starting lineup for the Cairo derby, taking into account the fitness levels of all players. The match against Zamalek is a significant one for Al Ahly, and the team's performance will be closely watched by fans and analysts alike.
In addition to the league match against Zamalek, Al Ahly is also preparing for their upcoming fixtures in the Egyptian Capital Cup and the African Confederation Cup. The team's schedule is packed, and the coaching staff must carefully manage the players' workload to ensure they perform optimally in all competitions.
The Cairo derby between Al Ahly and Zamalek is one of the most highly anticipated matches in Egyptian football. The two teams have a long history of rivalry, and their encounters are often intense and closely contested. Al Ahly's fans are eagerly awaiting the match, and the team's performance will have a significant impact on the league standings.
As the match approaches, Al Ahly's coaching staff will continue to work on fine-tuning the team's strategy and ensuring that all players are fit and ready to perform. The team's medical staff will also play a crucial role in monitoring the players' conditions and providing necessary support to prevent further injuries.
Key points
- Al Ahly's Ashraf Ben Sharqi and Karim El-Debis are recovering from injuries ahead of the Cairo derby against Zamalek.
- The Cairo derby between Al Ahly and Zamalek is scheduled for October 11 at the Cairo International Stadium.
- Al Ahly is also preparing for upcoming fixtures in the Egyptian Capital Cup and the African Confederation Cup.
