ENPPI announced on Thursday, November 12, 2026, the appointment of former Al Ahly and Egypt national team star Sayed Moawad as the club's new football director.

The appointment is part of ENPPI's efforts to strengthen its management structure and benefit from experienced figures in Egyptian football.

Moawad now begins a new chapter in his football career after spending many years in the game, both as a player and in coaching roles following his retirement.

ENPPI Welcomes Sayed Moawad

ENPPI officially confirmed Moawad's appointment through a statement published on the club's social media page.

The club welcomed the former Egypt international and wished him success in his new position.

ENPPI also expressed its hope that Moawad's experience would help the team during the coming period, especially given his long career in Egyptian football.

The decision reflects the club's plans to improve its management structure alongside the technical side of the team.

By bringing in someone with extensive football experience, ENPPI aims to create a more organized and stable environment for its players and coaching staff.

Moawad's knowledge of Egyptian football and his experience working with different teams could be valuable in his new role.

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A New Challenge for the Former Al Ahly Star

The football director position represents a different challenge for Moawad, as the role involves overseeing team-related administrative matters and maintaining communication between players, coaches, and club management.

The position also includes helping maintain discipline and supporting the team's daily operations.

Moawad brings years of experience from his playing career, during which he became a well-known figure at Al Ahly and with the Egyptian national team.

He took part in several major competitions and gained valuable knowledge of professional football.

That experience could help him adapt to his new responsibilities, particularly when dealing with players and understanding the needs of the coaching staff.

ENPPI has built a strong reputation for developing young talent and producing players who have made an impact in Egyptian football.

The club highlighted this identity when welcoming Moawad, describing itself as a place where football stars are developed.

ENPPI hopes his arrival will strengthen its management team and support the club's ambitions in the coming period.

The next stage will show how Moawad uses his football experience in his new position and what impact he can make as ENPPI's football director.