Belgian coach Yannick Ferreira confirmed that Zamalek will soon see the development of new deals.

Zamalek will face Pharco next Tuesday as part of the fourth round of the Egyptian Premier League.

Ferreira said in the press conference preceding the match: "We are dealing with the limited time currently between matches, especially between the second and fifth matches, and we are utilizing the time for recovery, and the training sessions are not as intense as required, and we are coping with the situation, and we must get used to it because this will happen next September."

He added: "There were several yellow cards that could have been easily avoided, and there are things that were not intentional, and we will try to improve better and rectify the mistakes, and there are some yellow cards that cannot be avoided, and we must adapt to the yellow cards."

Ferreira continued: "When we travel two hours before the match, this is not a long journey, and for me, we are looking for the pitch that has the best surface to play on, and I believe that the pitch we will play on for the next two matches will be in better condition when we travel two hours before the match, this is not a long journey, and for me, we are looking for the pitch that has the best surface to play on, and I believe that the pitch we will play on for the next two matches will be in better condition."

He added: "We are confident in the development of new deals in the coming weeks and months, and we have seen good things from Juan and we expect his improvement in the upcoming period, and every player who joined the team had good quality but they are currently getting used to the playing style and will continue to develop with the continuous matches and training, but we are still far from the required level, and we have not reached our peak level, and we need to be very humble after any victory and maintain calm after any loss or draw, and in all cases, we analyze the matches away from the result to benefit from them, and we know that the situation becomes dangerous if we win and face a team that is low in the standings and we celebrate, we will lose."

The Belgian head coach concluded: "Wasting chances happens in football, and we hope to score every opportunity that comes our way, and from the first moment, we have special training on goal-scoring, and sometimes you will see a match with one chance and win it, and you may see another match with many chances without being converted, and if we do not create chances, we will be worried.