Al-Masry's new stadium in Port Said is nearing completion, with the partial opening imminent, according to Hossein Abu Qamar, the club's deputy chairman. The first team will conduct its first training session at the new stadium in the coming days. Abu Qamar visited the stadium recently, accompanied by the project managers, to oversee the final stages of construction.
The latest stage of construction involves the completion of the stadium's field, which is almost finished. Once completed, the stadium's facilities, including the installation of goals and field markings, will be prepared. The partial opening of the stadium will take place after the completion of the changing room renovations. This will enable the first team to start training at the new stadium.
Abu Qamar revealed that the club's management has approved the construction of two additional recovery rooms adjacent to the changing rooms, in line with FIFA regulations. The installation of imported spectator gates, in accordance with the requirements of the Egyptian Ministry of Interior's "Tazkaret" system, is also planned. The club's progress is being closely monitored by Ibrahim Abu Limoon, the Governor of Port Said, and Kamal Abu Ali, the club's chairman.
Al-Masry is set to face Ceramica Cleopatra in the first round of the Egyptian Capital Cup. The team is the defending champion of the cup, having won the title for the first time in 28 years. The club's management is working to ensure that the stadium meets all the necessary requirements for hosting matches.
The construction of the new stadium is part of Al-Masry's efforts to upgrade its facilities and provide a better experience for its fans. The club has been working on the project for some time, and the partial opening of the stadium is a significant milestone. The team will play its first match at the new stadium in the coming weeks.
Al-Masry's coach and players are eagerly awaiting the opportunity to train and play at the new stadium. The team's performance has been improving in recent times, and the club's management is optimistic about its chances in the upcoming competitions. The Egyptian Capital Cup is an important tournament, and Al-Masry will be looking to defend its title.
The new stadium is expected to provide a significant boost to Al-Masry's performance and fan experience. The club's management is committed to ensuring that the stadium meets all the necessary requirements for hosting matches, in line with FIFA regulations. The partial opening of the stadium is a major step forward for the club.
Key points
- Al-Masry's new stadium in Port Said is nearing completion, with the partial opening imminent.
- The stadium will host the team's first training session in the coming days.
- The club has made significant progress in constructing the stadium, meeting FIFA regulations.
