Hossam Hassan: Spain Clash Is a Calculated Risk… Egypt Won’t Be Beaten Easily

Egypt head coach Hossam Hassan expressed confidence ahead of the upcoming friendly against Spain, describing the match as a valuable step in preparation for the 2026 World Cup.
He explained that facing a top team like the Spanish National Team carries some risk, but it is a “positive challenge” that helps players gain experience against elite opposition.
Hassan emphasized that Egypt respects all opponents but does not fear any team, stressing that the national side is not easy to beat, regardless of the level of competition.
Purpose of the Match
The coaching staff views this game as a key test to evaluate the team’s technical and physical level ahead of the World Cup, while also giving players exposure to different football styles.
Facing strong European teams is seen as an opportunity to build confidence and improve overall performance.
Competitive Mindset
Hassan highlighted that football is not only about skill differences but also mentality and discipline.
Achieving a positive result against Spain would be a strong statement for the team.
He added that the main goal is to learn and improve, whether through positives or mistakes.
Road to the World Cup
This match is part of Egypt’s preparation for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, as the team aims to reach peak readiness before the tournament begins.
Overall, the Spain clash offers Egypt a real chance to prove its competitiveness and show it can perform strongly on the international stage.
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