Massimiliano Alvini, the coach of Frosinone, won the award for best coach of September in the Italian Serie A.
Frosinone's squad includes Omar Fayed, the young Egyptian national team defender who joined the club before the start of the season from Turkish side Fenerbahçe.
Omar Fayed's coach achieved 10 points from the first 5 matchdays, marking a fantastic start for the newly promoted team in the Italian league.
The promoted team currently occupies sixth place in the Serie A standings and has remained unbeaten in its last four matches.
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The team began its season with a 1-0 loss to Juventus, then secured a 3-0 victory over Fiorentina.
It quickly started achieving excellent results afterwards, winning 3-2 against Venezia, drawing 1-1 with Genoa, and finally beating Como 2-0.
For the first time, Alvini has won the award for best coach in the Italian league and will receive the prize during his team's match against Sassuolo on Friday, October 16.
Fayed has only featured under Alvini's guidance in the Coppa Italia, without having played any minutes in the Serie A so far.
Notably, Dutchman Donyell Malen won the award for best player in the Italian league for the past month after scoring 6 goals for Roma in 5 matches.
