Mohamed Abdel-Galil, a former player for Al Ahly, has said that, this season, he is more worried about Pyramids FC, the Egyptian club coached by Rulani Mokwena of South Africa.

According to Abdel-Galil, Pyramids are now a formidable Egyptian footballing power that can compete with the more established clubs. The former Al Ahly hero thinks Pyramids are a bigger threat than Zamalek, despite the fact that Zamalek is still one of the most recognised clubs in the country.

With the South African tactician looking to define his method and lead the squad toward its aims, Mokwena's participation has increased excitement to Pyramids' campaign. Even though the club is still struggling to compete with Egypt's traditional powerhouses, his coaching style and focus on aggressive football have garnered notice.

Pyramids have been putting in a lot of time and effort to improve their standing in domestic competitions and become one of the top clubs in the nation. As they aim to challenge Al Ahly and Zamalek for major titles, their aspirations have raised expectations.

It seems to Abdel-Galil that the danger that Pyramids pose extends beyond their notoriety. His remarks emphasise the significance of evaluating teams throughout the season according to their present performance, consistency, and capacity to contend with opponents.

In his efforts to produce outcomes and keep Pyramids competitive, Mokwena is already under more scrutiny because to the comments. A major obstacle will continue to be controlling expectations while competing with teams who have been around for a long time and have many fans.

Even though Abdel-Galil is most concerned about Pyramids, the season's result will be determined by how each team performs. Consistency will most certainly be the deciding factor in the Egyptian title battle, which is still a tough competition.

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