Weizza’s departure. He hugged the trio with Al-Ahly and made Hosni Mubarak visit the Red Castle.

Today, the German Dietrich Weitza, former technical director of the Al-Ahly Club and the Egyptian team, has died at the age of 86.

Fayza was the best solution for the Al-Ahly board of directors, headed by Saleh Selim, after the team lost the League and Cup titles to their traditional rivals Zamalek in the 1987-1988 season, so the Club Rojo accepted the resignation of coach Anwar Salama and signed with the German fox.

That period witnessed a state of replenishment and renewal in the ranks of the Al-Ahly club following the withdrawal of a large number of stars, at the forefront of which stands the legend Mahmoud Al-Khatib, as Faica was one of the strongest believers in young talent and the need to count on them and introduce them to the first team.

Faiza’s start was wonderful, so Al-Ahly was invited in a friendly match against his English counterpart, Queens Park Rangers, on the occasion of the inauguration of the latter’s new stadium, and the red giant presented an impressive technical level during that match, which ended with a positive draw with a goal for each team, as left-back Rabie Yassin was on a goal-scorer date. The draw is approaching when the final whistle sounds.

The outstanding performance presented by Al-Ahly and the direct-to-air broadcast of the match and the distinctive situation that caused the level of the team in that match, was the talk of the moment despite being a friendly confrontation, which led to the late president, Mohamed Hosni Mubarak, to visit the club and congratulate his distinguished performance against the English team. In his stadium.

Fayza caused a radical change in the way Al-Ahly played, and called on a large number of clubs, and even national teams, to implement it after him, which is (3-5-2), despite the harsh criticism to which it was subjected with the beginning of its implementation and talk of going back to the sixties again, but it is the way. Who achieved great success in Al-Ahly and the Egyptian team for many years.

The German was able to lead Al-Ahly to a distinguished trio by embracing the league’s crest and returning it to Titch Castle in the 1988-1989 season, as well as the Egypt Cup title, as well as crowning the Afro-Asian title at the expense of the Japanese champion.

The decision to cancel the Egyptian League competition in the 1989-1990 season with a decree of General Mahmoud El-Gohary, the coach of the Egyptian national team, caused Faica to leave Al-Ahly training, but was present to coach Al-Ahly. Pharaohs team after Mahmoud El-Gohary was fired from his post in late 1990 after a major loss to the national team. The Greek, however, the experience was short-lived and lasted 4 months, after which he left the training sessions of the Egyptian team.