In a recent development, Hossam El-Sayed, a member of Zamalek's board of directors, has apologized for not taking on the role of leading the team's mission to Rwanda. The team is set to depart on October 12 for a crucial African Champions League match against the Rwandan Army. This match is part of the second preliminary round of the prestigious tournament. The decision was made public just days before the team's departure.
The Egyptian football club's management is now in the process of selecting a replacement leader for the mission. Two key figures, Abdel Nasser Mohamed, the team's director, and Comrade Gamal, the technical director, are being considered for the role. The final decision is expected to be made by the club's board of directors in the coming days. This decision will be crucial as it will impact the team's preparation and performance in the upcoming match.
Zamalek is scheduled to play against the Rwandan Army at the Kigali Amahoro Stadium on October 16. The match is set to kick off at 5 pm local time. The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has appointed a Cameroonian refereeing team to oversee the match. The team will be led by referee Abdoul Mfiri, with Elvis Guy Noubou Ngogou and Rodrieg Minee Mble as assistant referees.
In addition to the refereeing team, CAF has also appointed Tanzanian Khalid Abdullah Mohamed as the general supervisor of the match. Ugandan Ali Molumba Tomusangi will be responsible for monitoring the referees. These appointments are part of CAF's efforts to ensure a fair and smooth conduct of the match.
The match against the Rwandan Army is a critical one for Zamalek, as it marks the beginning of their campaign in the African Champions League. The team will be looking to make a strong impression and secure a positive result in the first leg. The outcome of this match will significantly impact their chances of progressing to the next round of the tournament.
Zamalek's preparation for the match has been ongoing, with the team expected to intensify their training in the lead-up to the game. The team's performance in the match will be closely watched by fans and football enthusiasts across Egypt and the African continent. A strong showing in the African Champions League is essential for Zamalek's reputation and their aspirations in the tournament.
The development surrounding Hossam El-Sayed's apology and the selection of a new mission leader has added a layer of complexity to Zamalek's preparations. However, the team remains focused on their objective of performing well in the African Champions League. The match against the Rwandan Army promises to be an exciting and challenging encounter for the Egyptian football club.
Key points
- Zamalek's Hossam El-Sayed apologizes for not leading team's mission to Rwanda for African Champions League match
- The team will be led by either Abdel Nasser Mohamed or Comrade Gamal in the mission to Rwanda
- The match against the Rwandan Army is set to take place on October 16 at the Kigali Amahoro Stadium
