November 3, 2023

Pyramids FC, will be heading into their Premier League encounter against Ceramica Cleopatra with an incomplete squad, as three integral players are set to miss the encounter due to injuries, confirmed Dr. Mostafa El-Monayeri, the club’s Head of Medical. Fagri Lakay, the club’s South African forward, is grappling with a thigh muscle strain. The medical team is overseeing his recovery, which includes an extensive rehabilitation programme over the coming days, ensuring his absence in the forthcoming game. Mohamed Chibi, the Moroccan player known for his finesse, is also on the sidelines. Chibi suffered a minor knock in training and has been ruled out of the Ceramica Cleopatra game in order to prevent further strain amidst a demanding fixture schedule. The club’s medical staff has put him on a tailored rehabilitation programme aiming for a swift return. Meanwhile, midfielder Mohannad Lashin is out with a back muscle strain. He is also under a recovery programme, preparing him for future battles on the pitch. As the sixth round of the Premier League championship approaches, the absence of these key players at the Green Mountain Stadium will certainly test Pyramids FC’s depth. However, the club remains steadfast, ready to tackle the challenge head-on and maintain their momentum in the league.

Jaime Pacheco, the Portuguese head coach of Pyramids FC, has announced the lineup for the match against Ceramica Cleopatra in the Premier League. Pyramids will be visiting Ceramica Cleopatra at 7 PM today at the Arab Contractors Stadium as part of the sixth round of the league. The lineup is as follows: Goalkeeper: Ahmed El-Shenawy Defenders: Mahmoud Marei – Ahmed Sami – Mohamed Hamdi – Ahmed Fathy Midfielders: Abdullah El-Said – Ramadan Sobhi – Walid El-Karti – Mostafa Fathi – Ahmed Tawfik Forward: Fiston Mayele Substitutes: Sherif Ekramy – Osama Galal – Ali Gabr – Karim Hafez – Blati Touré – Youssef Osama – Seif Gaafar – Mahmoud Oka – Dodo El-Gabbas

Jaime Pacheco, the Portuguese technical director of Pyramids FC, attributed the team’s strength and competitive edge in all tournaments to the unwavering support from the club’s management, led by the club’s president Mamdouh Eid. Pacheco praised Eid’s constant presence and motivational spirit, which have provided significant support to both the team and the technical staff. Pacheco highlighted the unity within the club, from its management to its junior members, in pursuing their shared goal: winning all tournaments this season and maintaining Pyramids FC’s position among the top clubs in Egypt and Africa. Pacheco consistently reminds Pyramids players of the importance of giving their all in every game, with victory being the only acceptable outcome. “We have a crucial league match against Ceramica Cleopatra that we must win in order to maintain our championship lead. ” Then, in the Egypt Cup semi-finals, we will face a strong team, Zamalek. “Our goal is to win the league, beat Zamalek in the Cup, and win more championships in the near future,” Pacheco stated. beat Zamalek in the Cup, and win more championships in the near future,” Pacheco stated. He acknowledged that the administration’s support for the players and technical staff has greatly impacted the team’s current season performance. The pre-season camp in Turkey was instrumental in preparing the team despite multiple injuries among key players. However, Pacheco confirmed that the team remains ready and eager to perform at their best. Emphasizing the unity within the club, Pacheco stated, “Everyone inside Pyramids FC works within one family and shares one goal: to always lead and win all championships. With each game, our team proves that we are moving closer to our goal.” Pacheco expressed pride in his team, which boasts a mix of star players, experienced veterans, and young talent. He lauded the administration’s success in assembling a team with diverse, complementary strengths. Despite missing key players like Ibrahim Adel, Mohamed Reda Bobo, and Islam Eissa due to injuries, Pacheco remains optimistic about their recovery and return to the team. Pacheco concluded by noting the depth of the team, with two players available for each position. This depth, he explained, allows the team to play each game with the intensity of a cup match, aiming for victory after victory. Their ultimate goal is to avoid losing any match and to compete in all championships.