The Egyptian Handball Federation, headed by Khaled Fathy, has appointed former Zamalek and Egypt national team star Ramy Youssef as assistant coach of Egypt's men's B handball team.

The appointment is part of the federation's plan to strengthen its coaching staff and benefit from the experience of former players while preparing a new generation of Egyptian handball talents.

Youssef joins the coaching staff at an important time, as the federation aims to expand its pool of talented players, give emerging stars more opportunities, and prepare for upcoming continental competitions.

New Role

Ramy Youssef's appointment marks another step in his coaching career, following his successful playing experience with Zamalek and the Egyptian national team.

The federation hopes his experience will help improve player performance and prepare the squad for future competitions.

His appointment also reflects the federation's strategy of giving experienced Egyptian handball figures a greater role in developing national teams.

Egypt's B team is expected to begin its first training camps under head coach Fernando Barbeito.

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During these camps, the coaching staff will assess players and identify those capable of representing Egypt in upcoming tournaments.

African Games Preparations

The African Games, scheduled to take place in Cairo in August 2027, will be a major priority for Egypt's men's B handball team.

The federation plans to introduce a long-term preparation program focused on improving player performance and discovering new talents who could strengthen Egypt's national teams in the future.

Playing the tournament at home will also give Egypt an opportunity to compete for medals in front of its supporters.

The team hopes to continue Egypt's strong record in African handball and deliver impressive performances throughout the competition.

For Ramy Youssef, the new role offers an opportunity to help build a competitive squad, with the upcoming training camps expected to be the first major step toward achieving the team's goals.