Amota implements the red-eye policy in Al-Ahly and excludes Omar Kamal Abdel Wahed
Technical director Hussein Amouta continues to impose his control over the club Ahly, by implementing a strict discipline policy, which some have called “red eye.” This policy reflects the coach's strong and decisive personality in managing training and his relationship with the players, in a step aimed at building a strict professional system worthy of the new season.
A verbal altercation that leads to the disqualification of a player
Sources revealed that in one of the training sessions that witnessed a high level of seriousness, a verbal altercation occurred between Hussein Amouta and one of the players, due to negligence or non-compliance with the coach's instructions. The coach did not hesitate to end the dialogue decisively, and asked the player to leave the field immediately, in a clear message that discipline is a red line that cannot be crossed.
This firm behavior by Amouta impressed many people, and confirmed to everyone that the coach does not differentiate between one player and another, and that everyone is equal before the rules of discipline.
Omar Kamal Abdel Wahed is out of the team's accounts
The situation was repeated when the player Omar Kamal Abdel Wahed complained about being tired before a friendly match, which he considered Amota as a kind of “petting” and lack of seriousness. This behavior prompted the coach to make a final decision to exclude the player from the team’s accounts entirely, without any hesitation or retreat.
A strong message to all players
Analysts confirmed that the move of Amota brought to mind the character of the historic coach Manuel Jose, as it conveyed a strong and direct message to all members of the team that discipline is the first criterion for staying in the team. The club Ahly. This message was clear to everyone: There is no place for any player who sees himself as a star that outweighs the interest of the club or who is negligent in training.
This strict policy would restore the coach's prestige inside the locker room, and make the players realize that excellence and diligence are the only way to continue on the team.
Full administrative support for Amouta's decisions
The decision of Hussein Amouta was fully supported by the club management Ahly, represented by Sayed Abdel Al-Hafeez,Yassin Mansour, andWael Gomaa, as his word was not broken or his decision was retracted, which strengthened his authority within the dressing room. This administrative support reflects the administration’s confidence in the coach’s vision, and its keenness to provide the appropriate environment for him to implement his ideas without any obstacles.
This administrative support is considered a strong message to all players that the administration is behind the coach in all his decisions, and that any attempt at rebellion or complacency will be met with similar decisiveness.
Building a strict professional system
Hussein Amouta's policy aims to build a strict professional system worthy of the club Ahly and its ambitions in the new season. There is no place in this project for any player who does not adhere to discipline or sees himself as above the team’s rules. The ultimate goal is to achieve championships with sincerity and seriousness from all elements.
It is expected that the coming period will witness the continued implementation of this policy, with a focus on two basic elements: complete discipline and seriousness at work, which are the key to achieving success in the new season.
The exclusion of Omar Kamal Abdel Wahed is a bold step by Hussein Amouta, reflecting his strong personality and insistence on imposing discipline at the club Ahly. Red Castle fans hope that this policy will contribute to building a strong and disciplined team, capable of competing in all local and continental championships in the new season.
The most important question remains: Will Amota continue implementing this strict policy with the rest of the players, or will things change as the start of the season approaches? The coming days alone will be enough to answer, but what is certain is that the coach is determined to build a team on solid foundations of discipline and seriousness.
