Zamalek Deny Moatamed Gamal Asked to Step Down Before Wadi Degla Capital Cup Match
A source at Zamalek denied reports that first-team head coach Moatamed Gamal had asked to step down from leading the team against Wadi Degla in the Egypt Capital Cup because of health issues. The source said Gamal had recovered from a back injury and would lead the team as normal in upcoming matches.
A source at Zamalek denied reports that Moatamed Gamal, the first-team head coach, had asked to step down from leading the team against Wadi Degla in the Egypt Capital Cup because of health issues. The source explained that Gamal had recovered from a back injury and was able to carry out his duties, and that he would lead the team as normal in upcoming matches, stressing that there was no issue regarding his staying in the job.
Gamal had missed leading the team in the previous round because of the injury, prompting speculation that he would also miss the next match, but Zamalek officials denied those reports. Ibrahim Salah, the assistant coach, will miss the match against Degla through suspension, while the rest of the coaching staff continue their duties.
Zamalek face Wadi Degla on Monday at five in the evening at New Suez Stadium, in the second round of the Egypt Capital Cup.