Journalist Mohamed Al-Qaoud revealed that the head coach of Al Ahly, Matthias Yaicela, requested the club's management to sign three foreign players from the 'first category' before his recent departure to Germany.

According to Al-Qaoud's statements, Yaicela focused entirely on strengthening the midfield, emphasizing the necessity of signing two players for this position, asserting that he 'will not accept any alternatives.'

The demands came in the context of Al Ahly's struggles over the past two seasons, as the coach had to adapt to a difficult reality imposed by administrative policies that limited his freedom in choosing the lineup, according to Al-Qaoud.

Al-Qaoud explained that other clubs received greater support in transfer deals, while Yaicela faced financial and organizational constraints that weakened his chances of improving the team's performance and development.

As the transfer market approaches, Al Ahly fans are eagerly awaiting the management's response to the coach's demands, as they wish to see a team capable of competing and overcoming past failures.

The real challenge for Al Ahly's management now lies in providing the required technical support, as their success in meeting Yaicela's requests could be a turning point in the team's journey next season.