Mido urges Arab nations on national coaches
Ahmed Hossam Mido, a former Egypt national team player, emphasized that the success of Arab teams depends on relying on local coaches. He pointed out that repeated attempts with foreign coaches often fail due to differences in work culture and the limited time available during international camps. Mido advised football associations in the region to increase their confidence in domestic talent, highlighting that national coaches have a better understanding of the players and can adapt to the local culture—something foreign coaches typically need more time to do. His comments come after Egypt's victory over Australia and their advancement to the next round of the World Cup, as well as Morocco's qualification to the quarter-finals.
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