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The manager of the Pharaohs revealed the instructions of the technical staff to the players
Egypt manager Ibrahim Hassan has praised the spirit shown by the Pharaohs’ players on their journey to the 2026 World Cup, revealing details of Mohamed Salah’s injury and his brother coach Hossam Hassan’s preparations for the matches.
The Pharaohs advanced to their eighth World Cup final yesterday, Friday, beating Australia on penalties (4-2), drawing in regulation and extra time (1-1), and set up a date with Argentina, who beat Cape Verde (3-2) in extra time.
Ibrahim Hasan said during a telephone conversation with journalist Ahmed Musa during the “About My Responsibility” program broadcast on the TV channel. “Sada El Balad”“When Salah left the game against Iran, he was injured and efforts were made to get him to play against Australia. Salah’s injury usually lasts at least 10 days.”
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He added: “Hossam studies and prepares for every match as if it’s an exam. Hossam studies each team and the players memorize everything about the opposing team. That’s why you find players who know everything. Also, Hossam has complete trust in the players, and from day one, the players told Hossam: “We don’t want to go on and on here.”
The former right defender of “Pharaohs” continued. “We tell the players, play and do what you have to do. We don’t know if we will play another World Cup or not. We don’t know how many World Cups we will live through. Haitham Hasan had a great match yesterday and he was ready to play and depending on the circumstances of the game, he will be included.”
Regarding the upcoming confrontation with Argentina led by legend Lionel Messi next Tuesday, Ibrahim Hassan said: “We don’t see Messi. We tell players to come down and play and not see who you’re playing. They have Messi, and we have Mohamed Salah in Egypt, and 26 Messis, and God bless us.”
