Wrote:
Ahmed Al-Hawary
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Friday 3 January 2020
4:30 PM
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The Zamalek team continued its practice at its stadium in Mitte Aqaba on Friday, in preparation for its next match against its counterpart, Tanta.
Zamalek will meet his Tanta counterpart next Sunday, January 5th, in the 12th round of the League Championship.
Al-Maran witnessed the regularity of Hazim Imam, the player of Zamalek, where he fought naturally after recovering from a severe injury in obesity that kept him away from the last Aswan match.
The player participated in group exercises after the medical device confirmed that he had recovered from the injury.
The club’s first football team went through a lengthy session between French coach Patrice Carteron and team defender Mahmoud Alaa, who included talking to him about some technical matters and giving him special instructions to implement them during the training.
The French coach, Patrice Carteron, also held a technical session with Moroccan player Ashraf Bin Sharqi, during the training sessions today, to give him some technical advice and implement some of the roles required of him in the upcoming period.
Carteron confirmed to the player at the end of the training the importance of his role in the team and that it is one of the important elements in the team’s attack.
The team’s striker, Mostafa Mohamed, underwent special qualifying exercises in the club’s gymnasium, stressing and giving the technical staff a break from group training.
Mahmoud Abdel-Rahim, “Ganesh”, the team’s goalkeeper, joined the group exercises again after running a special training program in the last period during the past two days before confronting Aswan.
Jensh participated in the group exercises under the leadership of Amr Abdel Salam, the goalkeeper coach, who leads the exercises of the Quartet Jensh, Muhammad Awad, Abu Jabal and Muhammad Sobhi.
The team’s goalkeeper Mahmoud Abdel-Rahim “Ganesh” started the group exercises again after going through a special training program in the last period during the past two days before confronting Aswan.
Jensh participated in the group exercises under the leadership of Amr Abdel Salam, the goalkeeper coach, who leads the exercises of the Quartet Jensh, Muhammad Awad, Abu Jabal and Muhammad Sobhi.
The first football team in the club witnessed the emergence of Hussein Faisal, a 99-born player in the team’s group training.
French coach Patrice Carteron has drawn up a plan to support the first team with talented players from the junior sector.
Hussein Faisal participated in the training with his colleague Ahmed Eid, who was promoted to the first team and participated in the last Aswan match, who plays in the right-back position.
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