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Tanta coach Ayman Al-Muzain criticized the statements of his predecessor, Mohamed Salah, in which he criticized the level of the team’s players.
Tanta lost their first match after Al-Muzayen returned to lead the team, with two unanswered goals against Egypt for the clearing today, Friday, on matchday 26 of the Egyptian League.
“What happened has happened, and there is no need to discuss it again,” Al-Muzayen said after the meeting, commenting on his departure a few weeks ago.
He added via On Time Sports 2: “When we returned to Tanta, we found the players psychologically devastated.”
He continued: “They did well the first part in front of the clearing, and part of the second part, but mistakes are part of football and it is possible for players to make mistakes, but I am satisfied with the performance and the form of the team.”
He revealed: “The team is psychologically devastated because they have not lost 5 of the 6 games since the start of the season, and that has affected them negatively.”
He criticized: “In addition to each coach who came talking about the players and their level, these players went up in Tanta and participated in the Premier League and represented clubs older than Tanta.”
He explained: “What Mohamed Salah said is not true, even if you see some deficiencies in a player, you cannot talk to them in this way.”
He stressed: “These players are men and the days will show it.”
And he admitted: “I was saddened by the statements of Mohamed Salah. His statements are completely unprofessional.”
He continued: “He insulted the former coaching staff and insulted the players who were with him, and when he said that these players did not take anything away from football, he insulted other technical teams because these players played 2 years and 3 years in the Premier League and trained with coaches a million times better than Ayman. ” Decorated “.
He remarked: “What Mohamed Salah said is not true, although he is a great coach and an older brother.”
He finished: “I will work with the players until the last breath and the last hope.”
Both goals from the clearing were scored by Pauline Fawafi in the 48th minute and Mido Jaber in the 81st.
With this victory, the clearinghouse raised its score to 33 points in seventh place, while Tanta’s balance sheet stalled at 17 points in 18th place.
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