Moi je pense que si Marco, Philippe Thys et Jacky supervisent Hosni, c'est qu'il doit bien y avoir une raison, alors je ne doute pas une seconde des qualités de ce joueur. S'il faut mettre + d'1M€, on les mettra.
Reste maintenant à se préoccuper de l'adaptation du joueur à la L1, mais si le Racing joue les premiers rôles la saison prochaine, ça se fera très vite.
[Départ] Hosni Abd Rabo
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En même temps c'est quoi un million d'Euro dans le foot. L'année dernière on a bien réussi un Haggui convoité par beaucoup de clubs alors qu'on était dans une situation financière plus catastrophique que maintenant.
Mieux vaut se taire et passer pour un con que de l'ouvrir et prouver qu'on en est un
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source: http://www.ismailyonline.comIn an exclusive interview with Hosny Abd Raboh, the player stated that his transfer to French club Strasbourg is uncertain.
The player expressed his love for Ismaily, saying that he owes his fame to the club. He added that he regrets not having helped Ismaily win any tournaments in the past few years.
"I've been in the first team for three years, and we've just been unlucky," he said, "we've reached three finals, but lost them all."
Since winning the Egyptian League in 2001, Ismaily has made it to the final of the Egyptian Cup, the African Champions League, and the Arab Champions League, but lost all three chances to secure a tournament.
Abd Raboh said his fate is in the hands of club President Salah Abdel Ghany, since he still is under contract for another two seasons. He added that any Egyptian player dreams of securing his future by playing in a strong European team. "I received several local and foreign offers," he said, but added that the most appealing one was from French club Strasbourg. He said the million-euro offer would be good for both him and the club. French club Monaco had expressed interest in the player several months ago, but negotiations reached a stalemate. Abd Raboh said that playing in any other Egyptian club was unthinkable, so if he stays in Egypt, he'll stay with Ismaily.
Abd Raboh is currently in the Egyptian national team camp preparing for upcoming World Cup Qualifier matches.
L'homme descent du singe et le singe descent de l'arbre.
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Mais noooooon çà sent pas le moisi, KeatingThe player expressed his love for Ismaily, saying that he owes his fame to the club. He added that he regrets not having helped Ismaily win any tournaments in the past few years.

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