11:58 AM
Thursday 01 October 2020
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Books – Mohamed Yousry Morshed:
Omar Moheb, the Swiss translator, Renee Weiler, is close to staying in his position at Al-Ahly club, despite the departure of the Red Club coach and his departure from Cairo.
Al-Ahly decided to end the career of his Swiss coach during the grace period that begins today, the first of October, after disagreements between the two sides over the extension of the contract until the end of the African Championship.
Al-Ahly contracted with South African Pitso Musimane to lead the team with an aide team consisting of: Rolani Moccuina, assistant coach, Capello Rangwana, load chart, and Moussa Matlapa, technical performance analyst, with the Belgian Michel Yancon remaining.
Al-Ahly’s new technical staff speaks English, while the guards’ trainer speaks French, which enhances Moheb’s chances of survival, as well as the planning committee’s conviction of his role with the team.
Who is lover?
1- Those born on the 21st of March
2- He started working at Al-Ahram Foundation as a journalist and continued to work for 12 years in journalism.
3- In 1999, he started his translation career with former Egyptian coach Gerard Gili, the French national team coach.
4- Fluent in English and French.
5- He worked for 12 years as an assistant general manager of the FIFA office for the development of football in Northeast African countries with Dr. Taha Ismail, and he held the position of his administrative assistant from 2002 until 2010.
6- FIFA has chosen him to represent him in Egypt in monitoring and supervising the Diploma in Sports Administration in Egypt, which is organized by FIFA in cooperation with the International Center for Sports Studies at Cairo University.
7- He worked as a translator for the French Patrice Carteron, the former technical director of Al-Ahly, in his second experience with translation
8- He holds the position of President of the “Dodge Ball” which means “trick ball” which is a handball sport but of a different kind, and a group of players participate in it to throw the ball strongly into the player’s body, in order to win the match.
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