The Egyptian Football Association has moved quickly to secure continuity after Egypt's historic 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign, renewing its confidence in head coach Hossam Hassan as the Pharaohs prepare for the next chapter.

Reward for Success

Egyptian FA President Hany Abo Rida announced that the Board of Directors had approved the renewal of Hossam Hassan's contract, while also retaining Ibrahim Hassan as team director, underlining the federation's belief in the technical project that has restored Egypt's status on both the continental and international stage.

Abo Rida added that the formal procedures to finalize the new agreement will be completed during the next board meeting, once the national team delegation returns to Cairo, making the renewal officially effective.

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The Pharaohs' Project Continues

The decision follows Egypt's impressive performances at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, where the team reached the Round of 16 before bowing out in a dramatic 3-2 defeat to Argentina in a match that sparked widespread refereeing controversy.

The Egyptian FA believes the tournament marked the beginning of a new era for the national team. Since taking charge in February 2024, Hossam Hassan has restored stability, guided Egypt to the semi-finals of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations, ended the country's eight-year World Cup absence, and led the Pharaohs to a historic campaign that earned widespread praise.

By extending Hassan's contract, the Egyptian FA has reaffirmed its commitment to long-term stability and continuity, hoping to build on the achievements of the World Cup and challenge for future honors, including the Africa Cup of Nations and upcoming FIFA World Cup qualifiers.