Zamalek SC revealed on Wednesday that they have agreed to the departure request submitted by first-team manager Ahmed Abdel Raouf, concluding his short spell at the helm.
Zamalek SC revealed on Wednesday that they have agreed to the departure request submitted by first-team manager Ahmed Abdel Raouf, concluding his short spell at the helm.
In an official message, club representatives expressed appreciation for his service and the work carried out during his period in charge.
The Egyptian side confirmed that discussions are currently underway with sporting director John Edward as the club continues the search for a replacement to take over the role on a full-time basis.
For the upcoming fixture against Ittihad of Alexandria Club, scheduled on Thursday in the fourth round of the Egypt Capital Cup group stage, the team will be guided by a temporary coaching setup.
Tamer Abdel Hamid, who serves as deputy technical director within the youth department, and former skipper Hazem Emam will assume joint responsibility.
They will collaborate with the present backroom group to manage the squad for the next match while the board works on making a final choice regarding a new boss.
Abdel Raouf confirmed his exit following the club’s statement, marking the end of a stint that began at the start of November.
Across seven fixtures in various tournaments, his record amounted to three victories, three stalemates, and a single loss.
Zamalek hopes that the imminent change in leadership can boost their prospects as they attempt to climb the standings in the current group campaign.
The Cairo-based outfit now turns their attention to their next challenge, with the clash against Ittihad of Alexandria seen as an opportunity to improve their position.
With the transitional coaching team in place, the squad continues their preparations in hopes of delivering a positive reaction on the pitch.
Supporters will be watching closely as the club seeks momentum during this phase of uncertainty.
