Moroccan coach Hussein Amooutah has revealed that he has reached an agreement with the management of Egyptian club Al Ahly to replace Danish Jess Tropp as the first manager of the football team next season.
In the past few hours, media reports have confirmed that Amuta has been approved to take over as Al Ahly manager, with the Moroccan coach enjoying great confidence among Red Castle officials due to his excellent training record.
Amouta reveals the truth
In an exclusive statement to Okaz, Amuta said in response to the news that he would be taking over as Al Ahly’s manager from next season, “There is nothing at the moment.”
Tropp retires after disastrous season
It is worth noting that Egypt’s Al Ahly announced the termination of Danish manager Jess Tropp’s contract last Thursday after a disappointing season at local and continental level. The “Red Giants” finished the Egyptian League in 3rd place with 53 points, were eliminated from the African Champions League by losing to Tunisia’s Esperance in the quarterfinals, and also withdrew from the League Cup and Egypt Cup competitions early.
Moroccan coach Hussein Amoouta has revealed the truth about reaching an agreement with the Egyptian club management of Al Ahly to replace Danish coach Jess Torp and lead the first football team next season.
Recent media reports have confirmed that Amuta has agreed to coach Al Ahly, with the Moroccan coach gaining immense trust from Red Castle officials due to his impressive coaching record.
Amouta reveals the truth
In response to reports that he would be taking over as Al Ahly’s manager next season, Amuta said in a special statement to Okaz: “Nothing has been decided at this point.”
Troup steps down after disastrous season
It is worth noting that Al Ahly announced last Thursday the termination of the contract of Danish coach Jess Taorup, following a disappointing season at both local and continental level. The Red Giants finished the Egyptian league in third place with 53 points, were quickly eliminated from the League Cup and Egyptian Cup, and were eliminated in the quarter-finals of the African Champions League by Esperance Tunis.
