Leading the second group
“Zamalek” will compete for the Arab Championship
Directors of Zamalek Club Ahmed Mortada Mansour
Cairo – El Khatib Jamal
Member of the Board of Directors of Zamalek Club and General Supervisor of the football team, Ahmed Mortada Mansour sees that the return of the Arab Championship is a future success and that Zamalek club will try winning it after losing the Egyptian league. The draw puts Zamalek on the top of the second group with Saudi Nasr team, Moroccan El Fatah El Robati, and El ‘ahd team from Lebanon.
Ahmed Mortada told “Arab Today” that, the club will try hard to win this championship to make up with the fans, and it will also try to win the Cup and the African Champions League. He added that, the game maker Mahmoud Abdel Moneim Kahraba received offers from Saudi Arabia, UAE and a verbal one from Qatar, and the board is currently studying all the offers. Kahraba suffers from a small injury and he will participate in the training the next week.
Ahmed Mortada also said that, Zamalek welcomes Mohamed Abdel Shafi’s return in case he leaves Jeddah’s Al Ahly.
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