Al Ahly officials sent a strong message to Danish coach Jess Thorup, emphasizing the need to enforce discipline within the team's locker room in an attempt to salvage the current season by winning the Egyptian Premier League title, following their exit from the African Champions League against Esperance.

This step was directly supported by Mahmoud El-Khatib, who agreed to assign the duo Yassin Mansour and Sayed Abdelhafiz to oversee the football team in the upcoming phase, as part of a comprehensive plan to get the team back on track.

Mansour and Abdelhafiz continued their communication with Torop, affirming the administration's full support for him and pledging to overcome any obstacles that the coaching staff might face, with the aim of helping the team avoid ending the season without any championships.

On the other hand, the management emphasized the need to enforce a strict system within the team, applying penalties to any player who steps out of line, whether due to objections to substitutions or non-participation, as part of restoring discipline and focus within the team.

The Al-Ahli management granted the supervisory duo full authority to make appropriate decisions during this critical phase, hoping to restore technical stability and achieve the goal of winning the league.