Egypt: Coach Hossam Hassan sacked (Official)

Author: Elmut PintoPublished on: November 7, 2026Country: Egypt

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Egypt: Coach Hossam Hassan sacked (Official)

The Egyptian Football Association has officially sacked Hossam Hassan as national team coach. The announcement concerns Egypt’s senior national team. The provided text gives no reason for the decision and does not identify a possible successor.

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