Head coach Ehab Galal was sacked from
the Egyptian national football team on Thursday, two months after he took over
from Carlos Queiroz.
Egyptian
Football Federation official Hazem Emam told a press conference in Cairo that
the "negative results of the Egyptian coach precipitated his
departure".
"The names
of a number of foreign coaches are being considered with a view to starting
negotiations with them," said Emam.
Egypt, without
injured captain Mohamed Salah and several other key players, were beaten 2-0 by
Ethiopia last Thursday in a 2023 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier.
Egypt lost the
last edition of the Cup of Nations to Senegal on penalties in the final in
February and the following month fell to Senegal again in a shootout, this time
in a 2022 World Cup play-off.
Former Pyramids and Zamalek coach Galal, 54, took over on April 12 after Portuguese Queiroz quit because he could not agree terms for a new contract.


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