Thursday 27/November/2025 – 12:28 AM

















a statement Amr Al-Sulayya, The current Ceramica Cleopatra player, behind the scenes of his departure from Al-Ismaili, his transfer to the Emirati people, and then his transfer to Al-Ahly.

Amr Al-Sulayya’s statements

In media statements, Al-Soulia said: I traveled with Ali Gabr and a number of players, and we began training with the Emirati team for 4 months, and after we turned 18, we traveled to Austria, where we trained there for two weeks. In the end, they chose Ali Gabr and another player to join the first team, and when we returned to Egypt, we were surprised by Al-Ismaili asking us to return to training with the first team, and despite Ali Gabr’s insistence not to return, I decided to continue.

He added: We went to the preparation period in Alexandria, then after a period of training with the team, we were returned to the junior ranks as a form of punishment, so I took my bag and told them that I would not play again, but after thinking, I decided to return to training with the juniors and prove to them that I am capable of climbing to the first team.

Amr Al-Soulia pointed out in his statements: I scored the first goal in my career with the first team of Ismaily against Zamalek, and at that time the Whites were in bad condition, and it was the first time I played against this number of fans, and in the locker room there were big players who were upset and sick with fear, and the goal that I scored I was very happy because of it, and the joy was indescribable.

Regarding his shot with Mortada Mansour, the former president of Zamalek, Al-Souliya commented, saying: We were playing for Zamalek in 2014-2015, and after the match, Mortada came down and greeted the players, and the camera was walking behind him, and he spoke to me and said, “Don’t you want to come to Zamalek for me?” So I didn’t answer him and laughed.

<strong>Amr Al-Sulayya and Mortada Mansour</strong>” width=”750″ height=”360″/><figcaption><strong>Amr Al-Sulayya and Mortada Mansour</strong></figcaption></figure>
<p>Regarding his departure to the Emirati people, he added: There was an offer from Al-Ahly and Zamalek, and I wanted to travel outside Egypt. At that time, in Ismaili, I did not have any money at all, and the president of Ismaili <strong>“Muhammad Abu Al-Saud at the time”</strong> He said, “It will not work for me to go to Al-Ahly. People in the country will slaughter me. If you want to go to Zamalek, I will take you and give you my hand now.” I told him, “I don’t want to go to Zamalek.” The president of Al-Ismaily appeared in the media and said that I went to Al-Ahly and I wasn’t sitting with anyone at all, and people started cursing me on Facebook, so I sat with the club president. I told him, “How did you say that?” he said. Some people saw that you went and sat with them in Cairo. I told him that I would not go to Cairo at all, and after this situation, I told my agent, “Let’s go and sit with Al-Ahly’s group and let it go seriously.” He stayed and we agreed.</p>
<p>Amr Al-Soulia continued his statements: Captain Tariq Al-Ashry asked me in the Emirates, and before that, I wanted to go to Al-Ahly. If something happened and I returned to Egypt, I would play for Al-Ahly. I played 6 months there, and Captain Tariq Mashi and the new coach decided to change all the professionals, and they told me that you could complete your contract and train with the youth team, but I said that I would not be able to spend 6 months without football, so I would give up the money and return, and then we would finish with Al-Ahly only. The issue was difficult because people in the Emirates were under the idea that I was going to a bridge and coming for the money, so they were stubborn to let me quit, but then I took the dismissal and went to Al-Ahly.</p>
<p>He concluded: When I first came to Al-Ahly, I did not participate for a long time, and sometimes I would travel with the team and go outside the roster. I would come two hours before practice to practice in the gym, and after practice I would practice again if I was able. When I wasn’t playing, I would also practice better and continue, and I didn’t ask to go out on loan or speak to anyone…until Captain Hossam El-Badry came and I took a chance and completed the start.</p>
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