As he refused the sale
Al-Nahas withdrew his resignation
Coach Tamer Al-Nahas
Cairo - Egypt Today
Agent of Makassa’s coach Tamer Al-Nahas revealed that the team’s coach Ehab Jalal decided to resign from his position as the coach of the team due to his clash with the team’s board. He added that the coach refused to sell a number of players, including Hisham Mohamed and Dawood.
He added, in a statement to “Egypt Today”, that the team’s board insisted to sell the two players, saying that the decision raised the coach anger and pushed him to take his decision to resign from the team and not to continue with the team during the coming season.
He added that the coach decided to retreat from his decision later after a phone call from Chairperson of Makassa team Mohamed Abdel Salam, saying that Jalal will lead the training of the team during the coming period to prepare for the coming season.
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