Khaberni - Media reports confirmed that the summit of Egyptian football will witness significant absences in the match to be held on Monday at Cairo International Stadium.
The website Yalla Koorah reported that coach Emad El Nahas, acting technical director of Al Ahly club, is on the list that will play the Zamalek match, which will take place within the Egyptian league competitions.
The website on X stated: "Absent from Al Ahly's list against Zamalek are 7 players, due to injuries: Ahmed Sayed Zizo, Achraf Dari, Neits Gradishar, Mohamed Shokry, Karim Fouad, Mohamed Magdi Afsha, Imam Ashour."
It also indicated that Emad El Nahas has settled on the list he will enter with for the Zamalek match in the Egyptian league, which has seen many absences due to injury. He chose in goalkeeping: Mohamed El-Shenawy, Mostafa Shobier, Mohamed Sihah.
And in defense: Omar Kamal Abdel Wahed, Yasser Ibrahim, Yassin Marai, Mostafa El Ash, Ahmed Nabil Koka, Mohamed Hani, Ahmed Ramadan Beckham. Midfield: Ahmed Reda, Marwan Attia, Aliou Dieng, Mohamed Ali Ben Ramadan, Mahmoud Hassan Trezeguet, Ahmed Abdel Qader, Achraf Bencharki, Taher Mohamed Taher, Hussein El Shahat and in attack: Mohamed Sherif, Hamza Abdel Karim.
Meanwhile, Belgian coach Yannick Ferreira, technical director of the first football team at Zamalek Club, dealt a strong shock to the Angolan Chico Banza, the team's winger, hours before the summit match against Al Ahly.
The Belgian technical director decided to exclude Chico Banza from the team's list for the Al Ahly match for technical reasons, after the player's technical level declined recently.
Ferreira also excluded the Tunisian player Seifeddine Jaziri from the match list for technical reasons.
Zamalek club is regaining the services of Mahmoud Hamdi El Wensh, after he was absent from the team in the last three matches due to suspension for being sent off in the Wadi Degla match, as well as the Brazilian duo Juan Pezera and Moroccan Mahmoud Bentayga, who are returning after their suspension for accumulating cautions.
Midfielder Ahmed Rabie is now ready to participate in matches after recovering from a groin injury he suffered after joining the White Castle from Al Ahly Bank in the last summer transfer market.
