Amr Al-Soulia calls on masses to pray for him after he was infected with the coronavirus

Amr Al-Soulia, the midfielder of the Al-Ahly club, asked his followers via his personal Instagram account to pray for him for a speedy recovery, after his infection with the Corona virus, to confirm his absence from the game of the Red Team against Sonideb, the champion of Niger in the African Champions League preliminary round, and wrote to Al Soliya via his profile on Instagram, “Thank goodness Corona your prayers.”

Amr Alsulia

Sayed Abdel Hafeez, Al-Ahly football manager, announced that players Rami Rabi’a, Amr Al-Soulia and Mohamed Magdy Qafsha were behind the team’s mission this afternoon in Niger, due to the positive medical sample for the three and confirmed their Corona infection, in addition to Pitso Musimani, the technical director, who suffered the same injury a few days ago..

The delegation of the first football team leaves the Al-Ahly club today, Sunday, for Niger, ahead of the game against Sunideb on December 23, which comes in the 32nd round of the African Champions League, and Al-Ahly has crowned the title of the African Champions League in the latest version, after beating Zamalek, to advance to the World Cup. For clubs, to be held in early February 2021.

Al-Ahly’s travel trip is testimony to the absence of South African team coach Pitso Musimani, the team’s technical director, who has coronavirus, following his recent poll which determines his stance on trips with the team to Niger, particularly after his absence from the team’s leadership in the last game of the League Championship overall ahead of Ghazl El Mahalla, and Johnson leads the team’s overall team. Al-Ah-Ah squad Musimani’s absence, where he technically led the team against Al-Mahalla, and Al-Ahly will lead against Sonidep in the event of Musimani’s official absence.

Al-Ahly officials provided a private plane for the team’s trip to Niger, in order to provide maximum comfort for players facing high pressure from the match on the one hand, and to strictly enforce measures. precautionary measure in light of the recent spread of the Corona virus around the world..