Hossam Hassan's Suicide
The article discusses the deteriorating psychological and critical state of Hossam Hassan, the Egyptian coach who led Egypt to the World Cup. It notes that he has begun to display arrogance and mishandles his relationships with players and the media, leading to crises within the team and threatening his professional stability. It explains that his previous success was an opportunity to build a balanced personality, but he excessively exploited that success, which caused increased tension and emotional outbursts—especially in statements that fueled controversy around his character and decisions—with the potential to destabilize the national team. He also tends to reject dialogue and dismiss the value of calm discussion. The article emphasizes that maintaining greatness requires humility and wise management, and suggests that Hassan’s current decline may be due to his failure to properly manage his success. It concludes with a call for honest self-reflection to halt the downward spiral and to rebuild his professional image in a balanced way.
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