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Leeds United are reportedly still interested in signing Manchester United winger Daniel James, following an update on his future.

The Lowdown: Leeds keen on signing James

Marcelo Bielsa has an important summer transfer window on his hands, in order to maintain his team’s current momentum.

Leeds will be hoping to remain in the top half of the Premier League next season, but new signings may be needed for that to happen.

James is one player who has been linked with a move to Elland Road, having struggled for minutes with United last season, starting just 11 times in the league.

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The Latest: New update emerges

According to The Daily Mail, Leeds’ interest still remains, with the Whites thought to be ‘monitoring developments’ currently.

A move for Club Brugge wide man Noa Lang looks unlikely, however, due to any potential deal being ‘expensive’.

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The Verdict: Ideal squad option

James may be a relatively one-dimensional footballer, using his incredible pace to his benefit, but he could be a strong signing for Leeds.

At 23, he still has plenty of time to improve as a player – Italy legend Giorgio Chiellini has said he likes him ‘so much’ – and he could provide competition for the likes of Raphinha and Jack Harrison next season.

His speed on the counter-attacker and admirable work ethic could both appeal to Bielsa, who will surely be eyeing up another winger. Given he was keen to sign James a few years ago, it makes sense that the Leeds boss still has the Welshman on his radar.

In other news, Leeds are believed to be closing in on the signing of one player – find out who it is here.

Somerset Sabres, who are already doomed to the second division next season, give two young players their chance to shine when they play against Durham in the NUL National League at the Riverside Ground at Chester le Street tomorrow

Richard Walsh01-Sep-2002Somerset Sabres, who are already doomed to the second division next season, give two young players their chance to shine when they play against Durham in the NUL National League at the Riverside Ground at Chester le Street tomorrow.Wes Durston and Arul Suppiah are brought into the team and will both be looking to continue the run of good form that they have been showing in recent second eleven matches.Durston, who is a former Millfield School pupil is twenty one years old and hails from Glastonbury is a middle order right handed batsman and an off break bowler. Suppiah is also a former Millfield pupil, and celebrated his nineteenth birthday last Friday. He is a top order right handed batsman and slow left armer, who is currently attending Exeter University.Ahead of tomorrow’s game Kevin Shine told me: "We are having to rest a few people at the moment to try to make sure that we get them right for the vital championship match against on Wednesday. We have got two players making their NUL debuts, Wes Durston and Arul Suppiah who have both performed well in the second eleven and also gave a good account of themselves against West Indies ‘A’ recently."The side will be captained by Marcus Trescothick who gets another outing for the county before playing for England in the final test match on Thursday.The full Somerset team is: Marcus Trescothick, Matt Wood, Pete Trego, Arul Suppiah, Ian Blackwell, Wes Durston, Rob Turner, Keith Dutch, Matt Bulbeck, Simon Francis, Steffan Jones.

Plays of the day from the fifth day of the first Test at Lord’s

Andrew Miller at Lord's19-May-2008
An awful lot rests on which Duke is plucked from the box of balls © Getty Images
Innings of the day
After Daniel Vettori had bailed out New Zealand’s batting on Friday afternoon, a Kiwi journalist asked at the close-of-play press conference whether any thought had been given to pushing him up the batting order. Unfortunately, he chose the wrong person to direct such a question to. “What, above me, you mean?” growled the man in the chair, Jacob Oram. And yet, it was a valid observation. Oram has struggled against this English attack – in five Test innings since March, he had made 76 runs with a best of 30 at Napier, and his nemesis, Ryan Sidebottom, had claimed his wicket on each of the last four occasions. And yet today he put such woes behind him, and in conjunction with the rookie, Daniel Flynn, rescued New Zealand from the depths of 120 for 4 (effectively five), with a gutsy and essential 101.Body blow of the day
On Thursday afternoon, England were a touch bemused by Brendon McCullum’s onslaught. In seam-friendly conditions, they plugged away on a full length but found themselves being lamped for 97 of the finest counterattacking runs you’ll ever see. The penny dropped at the close of play, and they resolved to treat him with more aggression the next time he came to the middle. So it proved today, with Stuart Broad employed as the baby-faced assassin. McCullum persisted in standing two feet outside his crease, but he was peppered with a selection of well-directed bouncers and eventually pinned by an arrow-straight lifter that thudded sickingly into his unguarded forearm. Thankfully X-rays showed no break, and he was later able to resume his innings, but the breach had been made, and England did everything they could to flood through it.Shots of the day
Oram and Daniel Flynn, however, held them back manfully in a 132-run stand. Though Flynn remained resolutely one-paced, the tension in Oram’s innings dissipated as the afternoon session wore on, and by the time New Zealand had passed the 200 mark there was no holding him back. He climbed into consecutive balls from Broad, flatbatting him through midwicket for four before timing him sweetly past backward point for another boundary, then sent the members scattering as he came down the track to lift Kevin Pietersen into the Pavilion for six. As he approached the nervous nineties, Michael Vaughan called for the new ball and threw it straight away to Sidebottom, but Oram displayed not a shred of nerves as he cut the first ball, straight-drove the fifth, then clubbed the last through the covers to race to his fifth Test hundred.Ball of the day
And yet, it was Sidebottom who had the final say with an astounding delivery that pitched on off stump, hit the seam, and then swung late as a devastating final measure. Oram had no chance as the ball burst through the gate to clip his off bail, and he was reduced to looking back in bemusement afterwards to work out what had happened. By then, Sidebottom was at his right-hand side, offering a sporting word of congratulation for an excellent matchsaving performance. It was a touching gesture at the end of a good-natured contest.Tactical substitution of the day
It worked for New Zealand on Sunday, and again for England today. The ball won’t do a thing if it ain’t got that swing, and so both sides lobbied successfully for a change. And what a difference it made. After eight innocuous overs, Sidebottom was suddenly a bowler transformed – having pushed every delivery across the right-hander’s bows, his first attempt with the new ball bent wickedly back into James Marshall’s pads, to send him on his way for a ninth-ball duck. Thereafter, survival for New Zealand was an entirely different proposition. It’s remarkable quite how much rests on the choice of Duke ball.Misplaced frustration of the day
Ross Taylor wasn’t best pleased when Simon Taufel sent him on his way in the morning session, lbw for 20 in Monty Panesar’s first over. The ball dipped late and jabbed Taylor on his toe in front of middle stump, although there was more than just a suggestion of an inside edge – not least from the grumpy manner in which Taylor made his way from the field of play. And yet, inconclusive though the replays proved to be, they did at least demonstrate that the ball, after impact, looped gently into the hands of Paul Collingwood at slip – and therefore he should have been given out anyway.Forgotten hero of the day
Jamie How is not a man who basks in the limelight. He was New Zealand’s captain at the start of this trip, although nobody really noticed because the IPL was in full swing; he made a ballsy 92 in the Hamilton Test victory back in March, but his efforts were forgotten amid the dramas of England’s final-day collapse. And likewise today, it was his gritty half-century at the top of the order that set New Zealand on their way to safety. The dramas of McCullum’s injury and Oram’s hundred condemned his efforts to a footnote, but by surviving the first 15 overs on Sunday evening, as well as the first session before lunch today, he allowed his team to live to fight another day.

طلب ليونيل ميسي ووالده من رئيس برشلونة خوان لابورتا التوقف عن الحديث عن عودة النجم الأرجنتيني للنادي بعد غضبه المتزايد من تصريحاته المستمرة.

انضم ميسي إلى باريس سان جيرمان الصيف الماضي بعد أن فشل برشلونة في الامتثال للوائح المالية في الدوري الأسباني مما جعل من المستحيل التوصل إلى اتفاق بشأن العقد.

واصل لابورتا التكهن بعودة ميسي وقال هذا الأسبوع إنه إذا أراد نجم الكامب نو يومًا ما العودة، فسيكون ذلك مجانًا، حتى أنه يشير إلى أن الدافع وراء رحيله كان يعتمد على المال.

وحسب صحيفة “ديلي ميل” الإنجليزية، فإن تلك التصريحات تسببت في إثارة غضب ليونيل ميسي ووالده.

وأوضحت أن خورخي قد سئم بالفعل من لابورتا لدرجة أنه اتصل برئيس برشلونة في مارس ليطلب منه بأدب الامتناع عن الإشارة إلى ميسي في المقابلات والتوقف عن العودة إلى الماضي.

أصبحت العلاقة متوترة بالفعل حيث كان النادي، بعد كل شيء، هو الذي اضطر إلى التراجع عن عرض تمديد عقده في اللحظة الأخيرة في الصيف الماضي، مما أدى إلى انتقال ميسي إلى باريس سان جيرمان.

ومع ذلك، على الرغم من هذا الطلب، استمر لابورتا في تصريحاته وتعليقاته هذا الأسبوع، وهو ما أدى إلى إثارة غضب عائلة ميسي بشكل أكبر.

وأشارت الصحيفة إلى أن ميسي سيظل في باريس هذا الصيف، وبغض النظر عن تلميحات برشلونة، لم يعطِ أي مؤشر على فعل أي شيء سوى الامتثال لعقده.

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Michel Mattar, coordenador da pós-graduação em Excelência em Gestão do Futebol da FIA (Fundação Instituto de Administração) que vai capacitar dirigentes de acordo com prêmio de gestão do Movimento por um Futebol Melhor, analisou o momento dos clubes brasileiros. Para ele, a “gestão profissional no futebol está, finalmente, chegando”.

Michel Mattar é mestre em administração pela USP, coordenador do curso de Excelência em Gestão do Futebol da FIA Business School, autor dos livros “Gestão de Negócios Esportivos” e “Na trave: o que falta para o futebol brasileiro ter uma gestão profissional”. Confira abaixo a opinião dele sobre a gestão profissional no futebol brasileiro.

“Quem conhece e acompanha mais de perto as questões relacionadas à gestão dos clubes de futebol no Brasil sabe que há muito tempo o comando destas instituições é alvo de questionamentos quanto à sua eficácia, transparência e responsabilidade financeira e administrativa: a ausência da gestão ‘profissional’.

O Regulamento da CBF passa a valer a partir de 2018. A consequência é evidente: é bastante possível que, em um futuro próximo, o mercado aos gestores profissionais de futebol esteja finalmente aberto e estruturado, impactando decisivamente o nível de qualidade da gestão praticada nos clubes.”

West Brom midfielder Matheus Pereira is ‘not committed’ to the club, according to newly-appointed Baggies boss Valerien Ismael.

What’s the story?

Pereira has caught the eye with a number of strong performances for West Brom, since signing for the club back in 2019 from the Portuguese side Sporting Lisbon.

The midfielder has been attracting interest from the likes of West Ham, Leeds United and Leicester City in recent months, as they look to strengthen their attacking options ahead of the new season.

West Brom boss Valerien Ismael has recently revealed that Pereira is ‘not committed’ to the club, which will be frustrating to hear for their supporters, with the new league campaign set to get underway on Friday against AFC Bournemouth.

“I have spoken with Matheus for a few weeks. He was clear he wants to leave. He is not committed to the Championship and not committed to us.

“I accept this decision but I have to take my decision and now we need to solve the situation.”

‘World class’ potential

Pereira has certainly made a positive impact since signing for the Baggies, with the midfielder chipping in with eight goals and 20 assists in his first season with the club. That campaign was a memorable one, as the 25-year-old played a crucial role in their promotion-winning season.

But more importantly, Pereira has shown that he can perform to a more than good enough standard in the Premier League, as he scored 12 goals and was on hand to provide six assists in all competitions last term.

With an average Whoscored rating of 6.96 from the 2020/21 season with West Brom, it certainly makes for impressive reading for Pereira, whose future seems as though it’s away from The Hawthorns.

Former West Brom boss Sam Allardyce has previously singled out Pereira for praise, and felt as though he has the potential to go one and become a ‘world class player’ in future seasons.

“I have worked with some world class players in my time.

“I can’t say Matheus is world class but he certainly has the potential to be a top class Premier League player if he continues developing.”

West Brom need players that are going to be committed this term though, otherwise they may find it tough to win promotion back into the Premier League at the first time of asking.

They’ve already got some good enough options in similar positions ahead of the new season, and although they might not quite be up to Pereira’s standards, the likes of Callum Robinson and Grady Diangana have already shown that they’re good enough in the Championship.

West Brom will be eager to have Pereira’s future resolved at the earliest of opportunities, as they won’t want to be having any distractions in their bid to win promotion into the top-flight this term. It’s a bold call to make for Ismael, but the club should be looking at getting Pereira out the door as soon as possible, as it’ll give them time to find a suitable replacement for him this summer.

England is working on developing their Twenty20 model; South Africa is convinced by the success of IPL and is already reviewing their current franchise format; Cricket Australia may launch their IPL version as soon as next year; and even Pakistan is think

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James Sutherland, the chief executive of Cricket Australia, has confirmed interest in staging an IPL-style competition the following season © Getty Images
The Indian Premier League, which will wrap up its inaugural season on June 1, is just the first step of a “grand vision” that will eventually lead to the birth of a network of similar franchise-based models across the major cricket-playing nations culminating in the annual Champions League that will rival its football counterpart in terms of quality, money and glamour, a top IPL official has said.England is working on developing their Twenty20 model; South Africa is convinced by the success of IPL and is already reviewing their current franchise format; Cricket Australia may launch their IPL version as soon as next year; and even Pakistan is thinking seriously about starting their edition of IPL.”This is the grand vision,” IS Bindra, an influential member of the IPL governing council, told Cricinfo. “The vision is to move cricket to the next level, and get each league in each country to resemble the English Premier League with an exciting mix of international and national players. And then you have the grand Champions League, like the UEFA model which has taken football to such heights.”The immediate task is to start the Champions League as planned from this year. Officials of the BCCI-backed IPL are understood to be meeting a team from Cricket Australia in Mumbai on May 30 to explore whether the event, involving the top two domestic Twenty20 teams from five countries, can be held in England between September 28, when the ICC Champions Trophy in Pakistan ends, and October 9, when India’s home Test series against Australia starts.”The problem is the four-day practice match on October 2-5. We will try to work out a solution with Cricket Australia because the IPL franchises who will be part of the Champions League will want to have their best players available,” Bindra said.Bindra, who recently returned from a trip to Melbourne where he briefed the directors of Cricket Australia on the mechanics of organising a franchise-based league there, said one of his focus areas after taking over as the principal advisor to ICC in July would be to “ensure that cricket moves to the next level in world sport” in this direction.The concept, Bindra said, is backed by senior officials of the major cricket boards. Giles Clarke, chairman of the English and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), “has expressed interest in the model” after being briefed by Lalit Modi, the IPL chairman, last month; James Sutherland, the chief executive of Cricket Australia, has confirmed interest in staging an IPL-style competition the following season; and Nasim Ashraf, the chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), is “very keen to launch a similar tournament there” after having deputed two representatives to participate in the planning stages of the IPL last year and “learn from the process”.In fact, Cricket Australia had invited Bindra last month to brief its board of directors on the concept at a resort near Melbourne on May 7-12. “There was a formal brainstorming session and an informal briefing, and the concept generated a lot of interest among the audience which included former cricketers like Allan Border and Mark Taylor. What I had suggested was a franchise model similar to IPL. But there might have to be some local adjustments.”For instance, when we discussed the IPL within the BCCI, the question was whether the teams should be owned by the local state associations or private franchises. Some of us strongly suggested the franchise model because only then can you acquire top players for the teams and make the competition truly global. But the BCCI is a non-profit body and has to look after the state associations, too. So a compromise was arrived at, and we have IPL teams owned by franchises and run in collaboration with state associations. But Australia would have lesser problems since they have a corporate model of governance and have much fewer associations — six, I believe, compared to 30 in India,” Bindra said.

An update has emerged on reported Aston Villa transfer target Pape Sarr regarding the interest in his services so far this summer.

What’s the talk?

Metz president Bernard Serin has confirmed that there have been no offers for the 18-year-old so far in this window, stating that Sarr “hasn’t received any serious offer”.

Villa have been touted with an interest in the midfielder in the transfer window, but Serin has made it clear that no club has come in with a concrete move.

When asked about his future, Sarr remained committed to Metz by outlining his aims for the Ligue 1 side next season. He said: “At FC Metz, our first objective is to keep the team in Ligue 1. But winning trophies with them is also part of my ambitions for next season.

“I want to have a better season than in the 2020/21 [campaign] and if possible, score more goals.”

Get it done

Johan Lange must get a deal done for Sarr before the end of the window. Villa have just under a month left to complete their summer business and a swoop for the midfielder could be a shrewd addition in the short- and long-term, which is why they must react to this update from Serin by making their move.

With no other clubs acting on their potential interest in the teenager, Villa could snap him up with little to no competition if they move swiftly. However, if Lange dawdles and waits until the end of the window, that could allow time for other clubs to become desperate and then enter the race for Sarr if they do not get their other targets.

Metz head coach Frédéric Antonetti recently claimed that Sarr “will go far” in the game and praised his hardworking nature on and off the pitch. He stated: “Pape Matar Sarr is elegance in the midfield, it’s talent, it’s making others play.

The club’s general manger Olivier Perrin added: “He will be able to go as far as he wants to go. He must work, be as he is there, modest, regular, hardworking. He must continue to love football and he will do like the great players, he will go far. I think he will go very far.”

This shows that he is highly-rated by his club and has the attitude required to continually improve as he progresses in his career. Therefore, this could be an excellent investment opportunity for Villa if they are able to bring him in for a reasonable price, as they could sign him and develop the midfielder over the course of the next few years, leading to him either being sold on for a profit or becoming a key player for Villa.

The 18-year-old averaged an impressive WhoScored rating of 6.82 in 22 Ligue 1 appearances for Metz last season, scoring three times. This shows that he is already able to consistently perform in the French top flight despite his young age, and he could arrive at Villa Park to provide competition in midfield whilst learning from the likes of John McGinn and Douglas Luiz to continue his development.

AND in other news, Lange must sanction dream Villa deal for £70k-p/w “machine”, he’s an upgrade on Luiz…

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São Paulo vence o Cruzeiro no Mineirão, mas está eliminado da Copa do Brasil. Destaques do Tricolor ficam para os jogadores de ataque, principalmente o estreante Morato. Confiras as notas da partida disputada no Mineirão:

ATUAÇÕES SÃO PAULO

7,0
Renan Ribeiro
Não teve culpa no gol, foi traído pelo desvio na barreira. Fez uma defesaça no segundo tempo em cabeçada de Léo.

6,0
Bruno
Jogou apenas 20 minutos, após voltar de lesão, teve de sair mas foi bem enquanto esteve em campo, deu belo lançamento para Pratto.

6,5
Maicon
Sempre que necessário fez desarmes importantes e salvou atuação da zaga, principalmente quando Rodrigo Caio vacilou.

4,0
Rodrigo Caio
Vacilou em dois lances no mano a mano e parecia desligado nas jogadas. Teve uma bola roubada que até parecia em outra rotação. Errou feio ao tentar dominar a bola e precisou fazer a falta em Arrascaeta que originou o gol rival.

5,5
Júnior Tavares
Outro que não teve boa atuação tanto na defesa quanto no ataque. Fez uma falta infantil no primeiro tempo.

5,0
João Schmidt
Por vezes parece faltar força no combate e nas divididas. Quando armou o jogo, só deu passes de lado, sem objetividade.

5,0
Cícero
Participou da jogada do primeiro gol do Tricolor, mas não ajudou no ritmo de sua equipe, que foi intenso desde o início.

6,0
Wesley
Quando estava no meio, apagado, segurava muito a bola, melhorou quando foi para a lateral e passou a ter papel mais ativo.

4,0
Cueva
Muito mal, perdeu gol feito logo no início, o que poderia ter mudado o jogo. Além disso desperdiçou bolas fáceis, atuação irreconhecível.

7,0
Morato
Muita personalidade, foi para cima da marcação e deu assistência a Pratto. Quase marcou um gol após jogada individual.

7,5
Pratto
Como de costume, se entregou ao jogo do início ao fim, fez gol de cabeça (o sexto) e criou outras chances buscando a bola no meio.

6,5
Jucilei
Demorou a se encontrar e para entrar no ritmo intenso de sua equipe, depois que se achou passou a ditar o ritmo do meio de campo.

6,5
Thomaz
Entrou bem na partida atuando pelo lado esquerdo, arriscou dribles e quase criou ótima chance na pequena área.

7,0
Gilberto
Passa por grande fase, entrou e deixou sua marca, apesar de estar em posição de impedimento. Bola procura o artilheiro.

6,5
Rogério Ceni
Surpreendeu o Cruzeiro ao mudar o esquema com uma escalação bem diferente do que costuma colocar em campo. Acertou ao lançar Morato e ousadia quase deu certo.

ATUAÇÕES CRUZEIRO

6,5
Rafael
Não teve culpa nos dois gols do Tricolor e fez uma defesa milagrosa no
chute do Pratto. Fechou a meta com um chute perigoso de Morato

5,5
Mayke
Muito mal no primeiro tempo, deixou a desejar na marcação. Melhorou na etapa final e acabou substituído no fim.

5,0
Léo
Teve dificuldades para marcar o atacante Morato. Cabeceou na pequena
área e obrigou Renan a fazer uma grande defesa.

5,0
Manoel
Assim como o companheiro de zaga, também não fez boa partida. Saiu
machucado no começo da etapa final.

5,0
Diogo Barbosa
Deu espaço para Pratto cabecear livre na área e marcar o primeiro gol do Tricolor no jogo.

4,5
Hudson
Errou muitos passes no meio de campo.

6,0
Ariel Cabral
Controlou bem a marcação em cima de Cueva e não deixou o peruano criar.

6,5
Thiago Neves
Apagado no primeiro tempo, fez a diferença no segundo. Empatou o jogo com gol de falta e prendeu a bola no ataque.

6,5
Arrascaeta
Teve boa presença na área e quase fez um golaço na etapa inicial. Sofreu falta que originou o gol de empate. Estava em um dia inspirado. Saiu para a
entrada de Alison.

5,0
Rafinha
Ficou muito isolado no lado direito e participou de poucas jogadas

6,0
Rafael Sóbis
Incansável, ajudou a marcar atrás e segurou a bola na frente.

5,5
Caicedo
Equilibrou o setor defensivo após a saída de Manoel. Foi bem.

–
Alison
Entrou no final do jogo e mal tocou na bola
–
Henrique
Entrou no fim da partida

5,5
Mano Menezes
Viu o adversário entrar ligado em campo e passou aperto desnecessário. Sofreu a primeira derrota na temporada.

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أكد مجدي عبد الغني لاعب الأهلي الأسبق، أن إدارة القلعة الحمراء برئاسة محمود الخطيب، تراجعت عن فكرة إقالة بيتسو موسيماني المدير الفني للفريق الأول لكرة القدم خلال الفترة الحالية.

ونال موسيماني هجومًا عنيفًا بعد فشل الأهلي في حصد لقب دوري أبطال إفريقيا الثالث على التوالي والحادي عشر في تاريخه، لحساب الوداد المغربي الذي انتصر على المارد الأحمر بثنائية في المباراة النهائية يوم 30 مايو الماضي.

وأوضح عبد الغني عبر برنامجه “البلدوزر” أن الخطيب عقد جلسة خاصة مع بعض مسؤولي النادي في مقدمتهم ياسين منصور رئيس شركة كرة القدم، منذ 48 ساعة، وتم خلال الجلسة الاتفاق على تأجيل الاستغناء عن موسيماني بسبب ضيق الوقت.

طالع أيضا.. موسيماني يفتح الباب للعودة إلى أندية جنوب إفريقيا

وأشار لاعب الأهلي الأسبق إلى أن الجلسة شهدت نقاشات بشأن ارتباطات الفريق خلال الفترة المُقبلة، حيث سيلتقي مع الزمالك يوم 19 يونيو الجاري في الدوري.

وأضاف أن مسؤولي الأهلي يرون أن إقالة موسيماني حاليا سيكون لها أضرار كثيرة علي الفريق، لأن أي مدرب جديد يحتاج وقت للتعرف على اللاعبين، لاسيما وأن هناك عدد كبير منهم متواجدين حاليا مع منتخبات بلادهم.

وشدد على أن مسؤولي الأهلي اتفقوا علي تأجيل فكرة إقالة موسيماني لنهاية الموسم الجاري، وربما تتغير وجهة نظرهم وتتم الإقالة قبل نهاية الموسم الحالي لو خسر الفريق من الزمالك وبيراميدز.