Hossam Ghaly, the former captain of Al Ahly Club, spoke about his future in football administration, affirming that he does not mind answering the call of the Red Castle at any time, despite his reservations about taking on the position of football director at the current stage.

Ghali explained during a television interview that he does not prefer working as a football manager at the moment, but he would not hesitate to accept any role within Al Ahly if asked. He emphasized the difficulty of taking on the same position at any other club.

He pointed out that the success of any administrative system within clubs is not linked to a single person, but requires a clear vision and integration among all elements, along with the necessity of providing tools that help officials perform their tasks well.

Regarding the history of Al Ahly Club, Ghali affirmed that the late Saleh Selim remains the most prominent symbol in the club's history due to his significant contributions over many years.

Response to the criticisms

Ghali addressed the criticisms he faces, explaining that he does not care about what is said on social media, considering that true fans always support him and show him appreciation in the streets.

Artistic behind-the-scenes at Al Ahly

The former Al-Ahly captain revealed that the Dutch coach Martin Jol did not get his full opportunity, pointing out that the team was suffering from match pressure and physical fatigue during his tenure, especially with playing matches at the Borg El Arab Stadium, affirming that he wished for his continuation.

He also spoke about the controversy of wearing the Tottenham jersey, explaining that the issue was not with the fans and that the decision made at the time was not a wise one.

Relationships and memories within the team.

Ghali pointed out his special relationship with a number of players, including Abdullah Al-Saeed and Ramadan Sobhi, expressing his sadness over their departure and affirming that they were capable of continuing and contributing more to the team.

He added that Abdullah Al-Saeed was experiencing a state of tension before his departure, while he described Ramadan Sobhi as being very close to him, and that his departure had a significant impact on him.

Praise for the trainers

In his concluding remarks, Ghali praised the Portuguese coach Manuel Jose, considering him one of the most influential figures in his career. He also expressed his appreciation for his experience with Martin Jol, both at Al Ahly and during his professional stint in England.