Youssef Belammari set for Al Ahly return after long injury absence
Moroccan international Youssef Belammari is expected to make his long-awaited return for Al Ahly SC during their crucial league clash against Al Masry SC on May 20.
The match will serve as the seventh and final round of the Egyptian Premier League championship phase.
Al Ahly boosted by return of injured trio
According to reports from Egyptian media, Al Ahly’s technical staff have received positive updates regarding the fitness of Youssef Belamri, Imam Ashour, and Karim Fouad ahead of the decisive encounter.
The reports indicate that both Belamri and Karim Fouad have fully recovered from their injuries and are now ready to return to competitive action.
Strong performances in training
Belamri is said to have impressed during recent training sessions as he works toward regaining full match sharpness after a lengthy spell on the sidelines.
The Moroccan defender reportedly showed strong commitment and determination throughout the rehabilitation process, earning praise from the club’s technical staff.
Al Ahly closely monitoring preparations
The club’s coaching team have reportedly been carefully monitoring Belamri’s physical and technical condition over recent days before making a final decision on his involvement.
Meanwhile, Al Ahly head coach Jess Thorup is expected to hold discussions with football director Walid Salah El-Din to finalise preparations for the important fixture against Al Masry.
Crucial title-deciding encounter awaits
The upcoming match could play a major role in determining the outcome of the Egyptian league title race.
Al Ahly will be hoping the return of key players, including Belamri, can strengthen the squad as they prepare for one of the most important matches of the season.
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