Former Egypt national team head coach Hossam Hassan was reportedly considered by Mamelodi Sundowns as a possible candidate for their coaching position, but the Egyptian tactician has not been persuaded to take up the opportunity despite the financial appeal.

Reports suggest that Sundowns were prepared to offer an attractive financial package in an attempt to bring Hassan to South Africa. The club's interest reportedly came after his departure from the Egyptian national team, making him a potential option as they assess their coaching situation.

Hassan is a well-known figure in Egyptian football, both for his achievements as a former striker and his experience in management. His reputation has made him an attractive name for clubs looking for an experienced coach capable of handling pressure and competing at a high level.

However, despite the reported financial incentives, the former Egypt coach appears to have other plans for the next stage of his career. His decision not to pursue the Sundowns opportunity suggests that money alone may not determine where he chooses to work next.

For Sundowns, the reported interest in Hassan reflects the club's continued search for the right leadership to maintain its position among Africa's leading teams. The Pretoria-based side has established high expectations domestically and continentally, making the appointment of a suitable coach an important decision.

Hassan's situation has also attracted attention because of the connection between Egyptian and South African football. Sundowns have previously competed against several Egyptian clubs in continental competitions, while Hassan has built much of his football career in Egypt.

Although the reported approach has generated discussion, no confirmed agreement between the two parties has been established.

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