Egyptian coach Emad El-Nahhas is preparing for a new chapter in his managerial career after reaching an agreement with Jordanian club Al-Wehdat to take charge of the team until the end of the season.

The agreement came after negotiations between the two sides over the past two days, with Al-Wehdat moving to begin a new technical phase and improve the team's results during the coming period.

Deal Reached

Al-Wehdat officials confirmed that an agreement had been reached with El-Nahhas to take charge of the first team, while the Egyptian coach is expected to travel to Jordan on Thursday to begin his new job.

El-Nahhas welcomed the confidence shown in him by the Jordanian club's management and expressed his desire to make a strong contribution to the team.

He is set to take charge of one of Jordan's biggest and most popular clubs, making the move a new challenge in his coaching career outside Egyptian football.

After arriving in Jordan, El-Nahhas is expected to begin working with the squad immediately, assess the players and prepare his plans for the upcoming matches.

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New Coaching Staff

The two sides have also agreed on the main structure of the coaching staff that will work alongside El-Nahhas.

The staff is expected to include members of his technical team, while Al-Wehdat's management will select a goalkeeping coach and a fitness coach to complete the backroom team.

El-Nahhas and his coaching staff are expected to travel to Jordan on Thursday before officially starting preparations with the squad.

Al-Wehdat's decision to appoint the Egyptian coach comes as the club looks to start a new technical phase and benefit from his coaching experience.

For El-Nahhas, the move represents an opportunity to prove himself in a different football environment and help Al-Wehdat achieve its targets during the remainder of the season.

The Al-Wehdat job will therefore open a new chapter in El-Nahhas' managerial career, with the Egyptian coach facing a fresh challenge in Jordanian football and the high expectations that come with managing one of the country's most popular clubs.