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Gedo earns AFC B License

Mohamed Nagy “Gedo,” the head coach of Pyramids FC, has earned his B license from the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) after undergoing several months of training and studying during the past period. Gedo made multiple trips to the UAE in recent months to participate in the AFC’s B license program. The B license is a coaching qualification offered by the AFC that allows coaches to manage youth teams and senior amateur teams. Earning this license demonstrates Gedo’s commitment to his professional development and his pursuit of the highest coaching qualifications. Pyramids FC, under the leadership of club CEO Mamdouh Eid, actively supports the development of its staff’s skills. This includes facilitating travel to obtain coaching licenses and arranging internship opportunities at top European clubs. The club aims to ensure all its employees reach the highest possible level within the football industry.

Pyramids FC Forms Strategic Partnerships with Leading Abu Dhabi Clubs

Abu Dhabi Sports Council played host to a landmark event as Pyramids FC, representing Egypt, signed collaboration agreements with three of Abu Dhabi’s top-flight clubs: Al Ain, Al Jazira, and Al Wahda. These agreements, forged within the framework of Pyramids FC’s strategy to foster international relationships, were celebrated for aligning with the vision of Emirati clubs focused on growth and development in football. Pyramids FC’s CEO, Mamdouh Eid, was welcomed at the council’s headquarters to sign the agreements with his counterparts from the aforementioned Abu Dhabi clubs. Eid conveyed his enthusiasm about the partnerships, which he believes will unlock new avenues for mutual growth and success between the clubs involved. In a statement, Eid lauded the Abu Dhabi Sports Council’s commitment to promoting top-tier sports events across the Arab region and emphasized the council’s role in facilitating this multi-club partnership aimed at enhancing football standards in both Egypt and the UAE. Eid also noted the diligent efforts undertaken by the management to elevate Pyramids FC’s status in the football world. He expressed confidence that the agreements with Al Ain, Al Jazira, and Al Wahda would bolster Pyramids FC’s trajectory towards greater achievements on the football landscapes of Egypt, Asia, and Africa. Eid also took a moment to express his immense pride in Pyramids FC’s identity as a distinguished Egyptian and Arab institution, highlighting the club’s national heritage as a cornerstone of its ethos and drive for excellence in the regional and international football arenas. Talal Al Hashemi, Sports Development Sector Executive Director at the Abu Dhabi Sports Council, commended Pyramids FC for its rapid rise to prominence in the Egyptian and Arab football scene, predicting a bright future for the club’s influence across the African continent. Khalafan Al Shamsi, Executive Director of Al Ain Club, acknowledged Pyramids FC’s ambition and success, expressing enthusiasm for the partnership. Similarly, Ali Al Hammadi, Executive Director of Al Jazira Club, lauded Pyramids FC’s impressive progress and strategic planning, also expressing excitement for the club’s participation in the Egyptian Super Cup at Al Jazira’s home ground. Abdullah Salem Al Junaibi, Executive Director of Al Wahda Club, described the partnership with Pyramids FC as a critical step forward, with clear implementation strategies promising visible benefits for both entities in the near future.

Fagrie Lakay Talks Tactics Ahead of Crucial African Champions League Clash

South African striker Fagrie Lakay of Pyramids FC has discussed the upcoming challenge his team faces in the African Champions League. The match, set against Sundowns, will be held at 3 p.m. on Sunday at the Loftus Versfeld Stadium in Pretoria. Speaking in a press conference, Lakay recognised the difficult task ahead in the third round of the group stage. He stressed that both teams are equally motivated for the win, with each having strong competitive capabilities. The results of the second round, he said, will further fuel their drive to secure the coveted three points. Despite Pyramids FC’s recent loss to Nouadhibou, Lakay remains optimistic. “The situation in the group is still equal. All four teams have the same score, so the opportunity is there to recover and advance,” he stated. Lakay is clear about the team’s goal: to return to Cairo with a positive result against one of Africa’s current top teams. Lakay also highlighted the talent within his own ranks. He believes that Pyramids can earn a win in Pretoria, thanks to the team’s skilled and experienced players. The South African striker expressed his pleasure at returning to his home country for the match, playing before friends and familiar opponents. He is hopeful of a successful outing, aiming to score and guide Pyramids to victory. Avoiding a loss, he said, is crucial for the team’s journey towards the quarterfinals. Lakay praised his time with Pyramids FC, describing his move to the club as one of the most important steps in his football career. He relishes the challenge of playing in the Egyptian league and the opportunity to play for one of Africa’s most important clubs in the Champions League. However, Lakay also expressed his confusion over his recent continuous exclusion from the South African national team’s selections. Despite his consistent performances and goals for Pyramids, he said he respects the coaching staff’s decisions. His focus remains on his development as a player and his aspiration to score more in all tournaments. Looking ahead, Lakay hopes to support his national team in the upcoming Africa Cup of Nations finals in Côte d’Ivoire.

Friday Press Conference: Pacheco and Lakay To Discuss Upcoming Sundowns Match

In a pre-match briefing, Pyramids FC’s Portuguese technical director Jaime Pacheco, his translator Mahmoud Ali, and South African striker Fakhr Lakay will address the media this Friday. The press conference will take place at 11:00 in the conference hall of Pretoria’s Loftus Versfeld Stadium, the venue for the upcoming African Champions League group stage clash. The Cairo-based football team is ramping up their preparations to face the Mamelodi Sundowns, South Africa’s reigning champions, this Sunday. The match forms part of the third round of the group stage fixtures and is set to kick off at 15:00 local time. The press conference will provide insights into Pyramids FC’s strategy and readiness for their pivotal encounter with the Sundowns.

Abdullah El-Said Returns to Pyramids FC ahead of Sundowns Clash

Pyramids FC fine-tuned their strategies in a third intensive training session in Pretoria, South Africa, as they gear up for a crucial group stage match against Sundowns in the African Champions League . The Egyptian side is set to face Sundowns in an away fixture this coming Sunday, kicking off at 15:00 local time at the Loftus Versfeld Stadium in Pretoria. This match will mark their third appearance in the group stages of the continental tournament. In a major boost for Pyramids, team captain Abdullah El-Said rejoined the squad following his recovery from a severe cold. El-Said’s illness had previously sidelined him from the second-round match against Nouadhibou. Today’s rigorous training session, staged at the University of Tuks Stadium in Pretoria, lasted over ninety minutes and saw the full squad in action. The session was a combination of physical conditioning, tactical drills, and a full-field game to test out formations and game strategies.