Journalist warns against sacking Al-Hussein coach Amouta

Ibrahim Fayek has confirmed that the current performance and results of Moroccan coach Al-Hussein Ammouta with Al Ahly FC make it difficult for the management to sign a competent foreign replacement in the upcoming period. He also warned against rushing into a decision to dismiss him, pointing out that the numbers recorded under his leadership present additional challenges for any potential negotiations for a new coach.

Ibrahim Fayek explained in television statements that the dismissal of Moroccan coach Al-Hussein Amouta, despite his unbeaten record of 9 wins and 2 draws, may instill concern among foreign coaches considered to replace him. Any new manager may fear being dismissed simply for not being satisfied with the aesthetic of the performance, despite achieving numerical victories, complicating the administration's calculations in bringing in a global replacement.

Faiq added: "If you let Amouta go and come to negotiate with a foreign coach, he will say that they let go of a coach who won 9 matches and drew 2 because the level is poor," pointing out that such matters are indeed discussed in meetings and conversations among coaches.

Faiq's analysis comes at a time when criticism from fans and media is rising regarding Al Ahly FC's playing style, despite the team's stability in accumulating points and positive results. This raises widespread debate about the true criteria that will determine the fate of coach Al-Hussein Amouta with the team, and whether the language of numbers will prevail or the quality of performance within the Red Castle.