Ahmed Tawfik Ruled Out of Talaea El Gaish Clash as Pyramids Confirm Injury
Pyramids' medical staff have confirmed a hamstring tear for midfielder Ahmed Tawfik, injured against Al-Merrikh Bentiu in the CAF Champions League. He will be out for at least three weeks.

Pyramids have confirmed that midfielder Ahmed Tawfik has suffered a hamstring tear that will keep him out for at least three weeks, a fresh blow for a side juggling domestic and continental commitments.
How the Injury Happened
Tawfik picked up the injury during the trip to Juba to face South Sudanese champions Al-Merrikh Bentiu in the CAF Champions League. Scans carried out as soon as the squad returned to Cairo confirmed the tear.
Three-Week Rehabilitation Plan
Club medical chief Dr. Mostafa El-Menyeri said the player will follow a treatment and rehabilitation programme over the next three weeks, with the aim of getting him back into full training and available to his teammates.
Matches He Will Miss
Tawfik has been officially ruled out of Tuesday night's meeting with Talaea El Gaish in round seven of the Egyptian Premier League. He is also expected to miss the return leg against Al-Merrikh Bentiu in Cairo, as well as several upcoming league games for Pyramids.
Key Facts
- Ahmed Tawfik has suffered a hamstring tear.
- Expected absence: at least three weeks.
- Injured against Al-Merrikh Bentiu in Juba in the CAF Champions League.
- Ruled out of the round-seven clash with Talaea El Gaish.


