Mohsen Saleh Criticizes Coach Position
Mohsen Saleh, the former coach of the Egyptian national team, criticized the position of the technical director at the Egyptian Football Association, describing it as a "phantom" without real powers. He issued a call to stop bringing in foreign coaches who lack talents recognized locally, emphasizing that young Egyptian coaches are competent and courageous. He also highlighted the importance of cooperation between the technical committee, national team coaches, and executive directors, stressing the need to search for talent in schools and neighborhoods instead of relying on foreign coaches without a successful track record. In another context, FIFA's website spotlighted Egypt's achievements in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers, including the Pharaohs' first historic victory over New Zealand in 92 years, setting a record in goals scored (308), and achieving a record attendance of over 6.8 million fans.
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