Amer Hussein, a member of the Egyptian Football Federation’s board of directors, has confirmed that efforts are underway to settle the financial obligations owed to former national team coach Roy Vitoria.
This decision comes amidst ongoing discussions within the legal department of the federation, highlighting the organization’s commitment to resolving outstanding matters promptly.
However, there has been no mention of Hany Ramzy’s potential resignation from overseeing the Egyptian national team, nor has the position of general supervisor been discussed with Hossam Hassan.
In a statement made during the “Box to Box” program aired on the Etc channel, Hussein emphasized the importance of coordinating with the newly appointed coaching staff, particularly with upcoming fixtures scheduled for March and the FIFA World Cup qualifiers in June.
He stressed the necessity of providing unwavering support to the coaching staff, underscoring the collective effort required from all stakeholders within the sports ecosystem.
Highlighting the significance of the June matches as a pivotal moment for the Egyptian national team, Hussein reaffirmed the federation’s commitment to facilitating logistical arrangements for training camps and matches.
He reiterated the need for proactive engagement with Hossam Hassan to address any concerns and ensure seamless collaboration moving forward.
Regarding potential scheduling conflicts with domestic competitions, Hussein expressed a cautious approach, emphasizing the need to prioritize the long-term interests of Egyptian football.
While acknowledging the challenges posed by fixture congestion, he underscored the federation’s commitment to minimizing disruptions and ensuring the smooth progression of the Egyptian Premier League.
In conclusion, Hussein outlined the federation’s proactive approach to addressing various operational challenges, emphasizing the importance of transparent communication and collaborative decision-making.
As discussions evolve, the federation remains focused on safeguarding the integrity and sustainability of Egyptian football, guided by a commitment to excellence and professionalism.
