Amouta plans a revolution in Al Ahly's squad during January transfer window

Al Ahly FC's Moroccan coach Al-Hussein Amouta has begun finalizing his vision for the expected changes in the team's roster during the upcoming winter transfer window. This is part of a plan to reorganize the squad and identify the players he needs for the second half of the season, coinciding with a reduction in the number of players and the addition of new signings.

The Moroccan coach has identified his initial needs for signing 3 new players, while reducing the current squad from 32 to a maximum of 28 players, in order to work with a group that is more in line with his tactical ideas and the requirements of the upcoming phase.

Al Ahly FC's management is holding meetings with Amouta to discuss priorities for the January transfer window, including which positions need strengthening and which players are likely to leave the team, especially with the upcoming match against Pyramids FC on November 23, as part of the ninth round of the Egyptian League.

According to a source within Al Ahly FC, the coaching staff has initially decided to let go of at least four players during the winter transfer window, either through permanent sales or loans. The final number will be determined based on the deals the club manages to complete and the offers presented for the players.

Reda Slim is at the top of the list of candidates to leave.

Moroccan Reda Slim tops the list of players likely to leave Al Ahly FC during the upcoming January transfer window, as the club's management is considering parting ways with him if a suitable financial offer arrives or if an agreement is reached to terminate his contract, allowing for a resolution regarding his future before the team completes its reinforcements.

The coaching staff is considering allowing the departure of duo Kabaka and Mohamed Raafat, as they have been sidelined from participation and need greater opportunities to play and gain experience through regular involvement.

The way the duo will leave depends on the offers that will come to the club, whether through loan or permanent sale, along with the football management's view on each player's future.

Amouta has decided to postpone the decision regarding the fate of three players.

In contrast, Amoutta has not made a final decision regarding the future of Omar Said Maawad, Karim Fouad, and Ahmed Eid, as the trio will undergo technical evaluation in the coming period before their situation regarding staying or leaving in January is determined.

The coach is expected to utilize upcoming training sessions and matches to assess the performance of the three players and determine their ability to provide the necessary contributions based on the team's needs in various positions.

Amouta's moves reflect a comprehensive plan to reshape Al Ahly FC's squad during the winter transfer window, combining the addition of three new players with the departure of elements that do not fit his technical calculations, aiming to reach a squad of 28 players at most in the second half of the season.