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The last few years have witnessed an emotional crisis between the Swiss manager, Rene Fyler, the Al-Ahly manager, and Ahmed Fathy, the team player, because the former refused to play the role of “captain” within the team, lo which clearly angered Ahmed Fathy.
The crisis started when the coach refused to let Ahmed Fathi play the leading role on the pitch or in conferences, and the Swiss coach told Ahmed Fathi: You don’t have a leadership role in the team. There are captains who have the right to direct their teammates and convey my instructions to the players and convey the demands of the players to me. As for you, it is not. Your right to play this leadership role.
Fyler’s position with Ahmed Fathy sparked the latter’s revolution, who criticized the former’s behavior, mostly because he was playing his role as one of the team’s captains to the full. Fathy complained that Fyler ignored him in terms of artistic participation, as he was excluded from his technical calculations and attacked the young defender, Mohamed Hani, for ignoring his leadership role.
Fyler’s relationship with Ahmed Fathy has become more strained in the last period due to the recent situation, which caused a state of apathy between the manager, who will leave Al-Ahly after the Arsenal game tonight, Wednesday , in round 16 of the Egyptian Cup, and Fathi, who will also leave for Pyramids next season for not renewing. His contract with Al-Ahly.
Fyler’s fights, with Ahmed Fathy, weren’t the only ones in Al-Ahly’s locker room. The past period witnessed several crises for the Swiss coach with some Al-Ahmar players, among which the Moroccan Walid Azaro, the team’s striker, stands out, who was the cause of Azzaro’s departure to the Saudi agreement last month of January yielded for a period of six months, as well as for his crisis. With Saleh Jumaa, the team player, which caused the player to freeze.
