Today, Monday evening, the door for summer registrations is closed, after Premier League clubs have joined their ranks with many illustrious players ahead of a strong season.
Al-Ahly succeeded in the inclusion of Mustafa Saad and Shadi Hussein, the ceramic duo, as well as the Brazilian Bruno Savio of Bolivian Bolivar, as well as the restoration of Mahmoud Abdel-Moneim Kahraba after the end of his loan to the Turkish League, and Mohamed Maghribi after cutting the loan to the Czech club Teplice.
And the departure of Al-Ahly Ahmed Yasser Rayan, the Moroccan Badr Banon, Ahmed Ramadan Beckham, Mohamed Shoukry, Louis Miccione, Walter Bwalya, Ahmed Sayed Gharib, Mahmoud Waheed and El-Araby Badr, together with the retirement of Walid Suleiman, and the departure of Salah Mohsen on loan to Ceramics.
Five Al-Ahly players were left on loan to the Ministry of the Interior, namely Walid Mustafa, Mustafa Fawzy, Ahmed Sayed Abdel Nabi, Mido Hossam and Mohamed Nassir, in addition to renouncing the services of Fares Tariq, Ahmed El-Sayed , Mohamed Ahmed Besso and Saleh Nasr.
Al-Ahly begins his tournament career when he is host to Ismaili, then meets his counterpart Aswan in the second round, then Al-Dakhiliya, and then Al-Ittihad of Alexandria in the fourth round.
18 clubs will participate in the championship, these are Al-Ahly, Zamalek, Ismaily, Pyramids, Future, Tala’a El-Geish, Smouha, Al-Ahly Bank, Farco, Enppi, Arab Contractors, Al-Ittihad, Ceramica, Al- Masry, Ghazl El-Mahalla, Aswan, Haras El-Hodoud, Al-Dakhiliya.
And the Professional Clubs Association has announced an increase in audience participation in the new Egyptian League 2022-2023 season to 6,000 fans per game.
Interestingly, last season saw fans return to the stands after a long absence, with 5,000 fans attending every match.
The Egyptian League will start on October 18 and end on June 30, to be in line with all leagues in the world.
Zamalek is the title holder of the latest edition of the Egyptian League 2021-2022, while Pyramids finished second for the first time in its history and Al-Ahly finished third.
