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“An idea on the table that we have not discussed yet,” said a responsible source in Al-Ahly about the possibility of the club reaching an exchange agreement with Pyramids, with Al Ahmar obtaining Mohamed Farouk, while Pyramids recruiting Ahmed Al Sheikh.
FilGoal.com performs a digital comparison between the two, to find out who benefits from the deal if it happens.
In terms of age, The Sheikh is 28 and Farouq is 31. Of course, something is of interest to the Sheikh and the pyramids, by extension, should the deal go through.
Positivity in the goal
Last season in the league, Sheikh scored 19 times, his shot was between the posts and the crossbar, scoring 4 goals in 1,129 minutes.
That is, the sheik has a successful goal attempt every 141 minutes.
As for Farouk, he shot 42 times at the rival goal, 22 times his shots were between the posts and the crossbar, scoring 7 goals in 1714 minutes.
Farouk has a successful goal attempt every 77 minutes, which may indicate that he is more positive on goal.
The expected goals statistic, xG, for Farouk this season was 8.5 goals, and he managed to score 7 goals, as for Sheikh, his stat was 4.75 and he scored 4 goals.
This is where the sheikh excels in his ability to turn opportunities into goals. Al-Sheikh scored 50% of his shots on goal, Farouk’s percentage was only 32%.
Travel
Farouk’s success rate in approved passes is generally 74%, while Sheikh’s is 70%.
Farouk Al-Tefeef was noted for his short passing success by 77%, compared to Sheikh’s 74%.
His percentage in crosses is also close, the sheikh managed to pass 20% of his crosses, while Farouk achieved 23% of his crosses.
Creating opportunities and quirks
Ahmed Al-Sheikh created 14 chances for his teammates this season, in 1,129 minutes.
This means that the sheik creates an opportunity every 81 minutes.
As for Farouk, he created 28 opportunities in 1714 minutes, which means he created one opportunity every 61 minutes.
Thus, Farouk scored 4 goals and Al Sheikh 1 goal.
In terms of deviations, the Sheikh was successful in 64% of his dribbles, while Farouk was successful in 79% of his dribbles.
The defensive effort
In total, Farouk got the ball back from his teammates 155 times, once every 11 minutes.
As for the sheikh, he recovered the ball from his teammates 92 times, once an average of 12 minutes.
The duo is very close in this regard.
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