Ibrahim defends Hossam

Ibrahim Hassan revealed that his brother Hossam, the Egypt national team coach, suffered angina attacks more than once while preparing for the World Cup. He was resuscitated with defibrillators, then had stents inserted and underwent complex surgery on his coronary arteries a month later. Ibrahim said the doctor later told him that Hossam had been at serious risk of dying. He added that after the surgery, Hossam insisted on standing by the pitch during the match against Brazil, despite difficulty walking, so the players’ morale would not suffer. Ibrahim criticized the attacks on his brother, called for support for the national coaching project, and said its success would create opportunities for Egyptian coaches in the future.

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