Pablo Franco Declines Egyptian Club Offer
Pablo Franco, the former coach of Moroccan club FUS Rabat, has made headlines this week by announcing his decision to decline an offer to manage the Egyptian club Al-Masry. In a recent television interview, Franco revealed that he was approached by Al-Masry with a proposal to take over as head coach. While he holds the club and its ambitious project in high regard, he ultimately opted to turn down the offer, citing personal reasons for his decision.
Franco expressed his admiration for the professionalism of Al-Masry's president and the potential of the team, emphasizing that his refusal was not a reflection of any negative assessment of the club. He noted that Al-Masry has a solid vision and a commendable project aimed at elevating the team's performance and success in Egyptian football.
In addition to the offer from Al-Masry, Franco mentioned that he had also received an invitation to coach the Moroccan club Raja Casablanca, which he similarly declined. He stated that he would be considering his future and the possibility of joining a new team in the coming days.
Following Franco's decision to reject the position, Al-Masry moved swiftly to appoint Ahmed Sami as the new head coach, succeeding Emad Nassar, who parted ways with the club after a recent defeat against Pyramids FC. This appointment signifies Al-Masry's commitment to finding a leader who can guide the team towards greater achievements in the Egyptian Premier League.
As reported by sport.elwatannews.com.
