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Mahmoud Abdel Moneim “Kahraba” revealed his desire to be present in the African final against Zamalek.
Al-Ahly achieved the hat-trick by winning the Egyptian Cup against Tale’aa Al-Jaish after winning the League and the African Champions League.
Kahraba said on Al-Ahly channel: “For me, it doesn’t matter if I sit back or participate in what is important to win. I tell my colleagues and constantly motivate them from the outside if I don’t participate.”
He continued: “There was a lot of nervous pressure before the Africa final, and I was hoping to recover from the Corona virus just by being there, even if I did not participate.”
Kahraba revealed: “Mahmoud al-Khatib, to me, is a legend and he always motivates me and tells me that you still have a lot ahead of you, so I’m going to greet him after the goals and the coronation.”
He stressed: “The best thing about Al-Ahly club is that the club is the star. There is no star player but the whole team.”
Kahraba said: “One of the most difficult days of my life was my professional career in Portugal. I was subjected to great pressure. I was alone there and subjected to constant insults.”
Speaking of Kahraba’s dissatisfaction with sitting on the bench, he said: “In the semi-finals of the cup against Al-Ittihad, some came out and said they got electrocuted from sitting on the bench.”
“But I was sad because we were late with a goal against Al-Ittihad. Is it logical that I laugh at the moment of losing my team?”
Kahraba revealed: “I would have participated against Al-Ittihad before Afsha’s goal error, but I asked the fourth official to wait because I was going to participate instead of Hamdi Fathi, who excels in headshots, so I preferred wait”.
And he continued: “After scoring the tie, Musimani told me to wait and sit down and I understood for sure and came back to the bench naturally.”
About his dealings with the coaches, he said: “When Musimani arrived, I told him that my goal is definitely to participate in all the matches and I have many ambitions to achieve with the club, but I am not going to talk to you about anything. I just want you to treat me well. psychologically. “
He continued: “Musimani loves me very much, treats me well psychologically and motivates me. He had informed me before going to Al Ittihad’s match that he would score before he scored the equalizer and the substitution was postponed.”
He revealed at the time of his infection with Corona, “I do not understand the Corona virus, after my infection I did not feel any symptoms and I was doing 3 and 4 swabs per day in different laboratories in the hope that the swab would be negative before the kef” .
He explained: “I spoke to many doctors, and in a smear on Tuesday night, the doctor informed me that there is great hope that it will turn negative on Wednesday, which is what happened.”
Kahraba stressed: “The African final was very important to me. It was life and death a week before the game. I couldn’t sleep thinking. I wanted to be present and thank God it ended with the team’s coronation.”
Al-Ahly’s wing revealed: “After Al-Soulia’s goal, I told Saad Samir that we would win 3 or 4 goals, but then I felt a decrease in performance and (I yelled) at each player for their motivation, and the substitutes asked me to calm down to stay focused because I’m likely to go to the stadium. “
And he emphasized, “Some people came out and said that the electricians do it for the sake of (the show) and the snapshot, but I am not in my heart sticking out of my tongue without thinking about something else.”
He explained: “There are those who linked the image of my crying in the army match with my crying in the Al-Najm and Zamalek match. I don’t like to lose and it is difficult for me to lose, and in this match things were difficult and Jensh he was expelled, so things were difficult. “
Kahraba concluded his remarks: “There are those who have spoken that Kahraba will not continue with Al-Ahly due to strong differences. Now I celebrate having achieved the triple and I hope to win the Super Championships in Egypt and Africa. I still have a lot to present with the team.” .
