The arrival of Fergani Sassi to Cairo to join Zamalek’s training sessions

The Tunisian Fergany Sassi, Zamalek midfielder, arrived at the Cairo airport with the mission of the Moroccan team Wydad aboard the private plane that arrived from Morocco recently, after the result of his crown, which was negative, and Sassi joins tomorrow to the Zamalek training sessions in preparation for the Moroccan hope match scheduled for next Saturday. Within the second leg of the African Champions League semi-finals.

On the other hand, the Zamalek players undergo a series of intensive qualifying sessions and hospitalization starting today in preparation to face the Moroccan hope in the second leg of the semifinal round of the African Champions League, which will be played on next Saturday at the Cairo Stadium, where Portuguese coach Pacheco, Zamalek’s technical director, preferred that the players undergo intensive hospitalization and rehabilitation sessions. To avoid travel fatigue and match pressure, especially as some players suffer from muscle aches.

Pacheco fears that the players will be affected by fatigue and travel before next Saturday’s game, and Zamalek needs to tie any result or win any result to qualify for the final, scheduled for November 6.

Zamalek officials are also awaiting the decision of the African Union (CAF) on the request presented by the Moroccan club Raja to postpone the second leg of the semi-final round of the African Champions League against Zamalek, which It is scheduled for next Saturday, after the Moroccan Raja announced that 8 of its players were infected by the Corona virus, in addition to some members of the coaching staff. And the medical team.

A source from Zamalek revealed that the club’s management did not announce its decision in this regard, neither agreeing to the postponement nor rejecting it until the CAF issues a decision, which is expected to be a decision in the next few hours, especially because Zamalek does not want to be part of the Moroccan crisis of hope with the African Union. .