A source revealed Al Ahly's decision ahead of the summit match against Zamalek, as part of the sixth round of the Egyptian Premier League.
The source confirmed in exclusive statements to Yallakora that the Al Ahly technical staff, led by Amouta, has decided to enter a closed training camp for 48 hours before the summit match, instead of the usual one-day camp.
Al Ahly has been accustomed since the start of the season to entering a camp lasting only 24 hours, which the team will not do before the anticipated Premier League summit due to the importance of the match.
Al Ahly club will play a friendly match today, Friday, against Misr El-Maqasa, as part of the technical staff's program to utilize the international break period.
The team had previously won against Libyan side Ittihad Misrata with a score of 4-2 in their first friendly test during the break.
The coming days will see the end of the international break and Al Ahly's return to competition in the League Cup, where the Red Giant will open its matches in October by facing Bترول Asyut (Petroleum Asyut) in the first round of the group stage.
Meanwhile, the Red Giant will clash with its traditional rival Zamalek in the summit match scheduled within the sixth round of the league.
Al Ahly is scheduled to play 6 matches during the current month of October across the league, League Cup, and Confederation Cup competitions, comprising 3 matches in the Egyptian League, two matches in the African tournament, and a single match in the League Cup.
Al Ahly's match schedule for October
Al Ahly's match dates for the current month of October are as follows:
October 7 - Against Petroleum Asyut in the League Cup.
October 11 - Against Zamalek in the Egyptian League.
October 17 - Against Kitara in the first leg of the second preliminary round of the Confederation Cup.
October 21 - Against El-Qanah in the Egyptian League.
October 25 - Against Kitara in the second leg of the second preliminary round of the Confederation Cup.
October 29 - Against Modern Sport in the Egyptian League.
