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Maher replaces Hassan as Egypt’s national team coach

Egypt appoint Ali Maher as head coach following the departure of Hossam Hassan and his technical crew.

Shakirat Lawal by Shakirat Lawal
November 8, 2026
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The Egyptian Football Association has relieved Hossam Hassan of his position as head coach of the national team, appointing Ali Maher as his successor.

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Egyptian Football Association has relieved Hossam Hassan of his position as head coach of the national team, appointing Ali Maher as his successor.

In an official statement on Saturday, the association said the board approved the departure of Hassan and his technical and administrative team, following a meeting of the association’s board of directors to review recent developments in accordance with the terms of their contract.

while confirming Maher’s appointment to lead the senior national team in the coming period, the football body acknowledged Hassan’s commitment and contributions during his tenure, wishing him success in his future career.

Also Read: FIFA bans Egypt coach, brother, Zico after Argentina clash

According to the statement, the decision followed deliberations over recent events and their implications for the national team, particularly concerns about their impact on its positive image and stability.

The association added that Maher had outlined his plans for assembling a technical team to work with him following the confirmation of his appointment.

It reaffirmed that the national team’s interests remained its top priority, urging Egyptian football fans and supporters to unite behind the team during the important period ahead and help it achieve its ambitions.

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