The artist Ahmed Al-Saadani, Saleh Jumaa, played Al-Ahly club, through his personal account on Instagram, after Rene Vyler, coach of the Red Castle, gave him a second chance and allowed him to take part in group exercises with his teammates starting from tomorrow’s training.
Ahmed Al-Saadani published a picture in favor of Jumah, commenting on it, saying, “The only one who got out of Corona was an interest … Congratulations.”
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Sayed Abdel Hafeez, Director of Football at Al-Ahly Club, confirmed that Saleh Jumaa, the first team soccer player, will participate in the team’s training tomorrow, explaining that the player has undergone an intensive qualification program during the last period in the gym and will be present tomorrow in the team’s training.
General Coach David Seza held a closed session with Saleh Jumah on Monday morning, in the presence of Syed Abdel Hafeez, the director of the ball, in which he informed him that he had brokered him with Feiler to allow him to agree to take part in the group exercises after he noticed him of a great commitment and strong determination to return again to the accounts art Device.
“You are a talented player and we want to take advantage of your great abilities, but commitment is a prerequisite for your return to technical accounts … You will participate in group exercises starting from tomorrow,” Siza told Juma.-
Saleh Juma pledged to continue the commitment during the coming period to be ready for the start of matches, whether at the local or continental level, and Saleh Juma is going through heavy physical training on the sidelines of his team’s training on a daily basis since its launch last Wednesday, after a period of 100 days because of the Corona pandemic, and Saleh Juma presented Goodwill to adhere to the instructions of Swiss Rene Vyler and continue training in the gym, as the playmaker of the red team was keen to go through daily exercises throughout the last period to maintain his weight and restore his physical and technical form, hoping to restore the confidence of the Swiss Rene Vyler, technical team manager.
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