Reporter: Multiple factors behind Nahhas's departure from Al Masry

Amir Hossam revealed the details behind Emad Nassar's departure from his position as head coach of Al Masry, attributing the reason to the accumulation of disputes with club president Kamel Abu Ali, which began with the initial sparks coinciding with Al Ahly FC's negotiations to sign the duo Makhlouf and Daghmoum.

Emad El Nahhas announced in his program Modern Sports, which is broadcast on Modern Mti channel: "Daghmoum and Makhlouf are close to Al Ahly FC, which angered Kamel Abou Ali, the president of Al Masry SC. Some in Port Said also said that he wanted to register his son in the squad and that was rejected. It was also reported that he refused to sign Gradychar despite completing negotiations with Al Ahly FC. Additionally, Eritrean Ali Sulieman has not been included in the match squad so far."

He added: "There was not complete conviction among the officials of Al Masry regarding Emad Nassar despite winning the League Cup last season, and as soon as the team lost to Pyramids FC, an agreement was reached with Ahmed Samy."

He added: "There has been no direct communication between Emad Nassar and Kamel Abou Ali, the club president, and when Nassar has any requests, he speaks with Saif Dawood, who in turn talks to Mohamed Musa, a council member, who ultimately conveys it to Kamel Abou Ali."

The many disagreements significantly influenced the Egyptian club's decision to part ways with coach Mohamed Musa after just three rounds of the league, during which the Egyptian club achieved two victories with 6 points and lost one match against Pyramids FC.