"It's called Maine, Captain." Al-Qai’i: I hope the fans return, and without them, the ball turns to PlayStation

"It is called Lamine, Captain" ... a daily paragraph provided by the seventh day website during the days of the holy month of Ramadan by communicating with football stars to find out the invitations they wish to be answered in Egyptian football and its stadiums, or what they want for players of the current generation or their former colleagues in the stadiums.

The invitation of the eleventh day of the month of Ramadan was for the fans of Egyptian football who have been absent from the stadiums for a long time, especially after the hopes of their return have become difficult at the present time due to the spread of the Corona virus epidemic.

Adly Al-Qiai, the contracting advisor at the Al-Ahly Club, wished that God would rid Egypt of the dreaded Corona virus epidemic that stopped the situation of the country and its people, explaining that he hopes to God for the safety of Egypt from the dreaded epidemic and all Egyptian lives and families.

The contracting advisor at Al-Ahly club confirmed that he wishes the fans to return to the stadiums, because without it the ball has become like electronic games, "Playstation", explaining that the audience will remain an effective absence in football until it returns again.

Al-Qiai has a long history of administrative work in the Red Castle, during which he gained sweeping popularity among the masses who love the color red.

 

And due to the great experience of "Al-Qiai" in the contract file, his wonderful negotiation skills, and his high ability to settle distinguished and strong deals, he deserved the title of "the architect of Al-Ahlia deals."

 

Adly Al-Qiai was able over many years to conclude many deals for Al-Ahly Club, which exceeded 100 deals, whether during the era of the former club council headed by Hassan Hamdy, or even before it in the era of the legendary Saleh Salim.

 

Al-Qai'i succeeded in including a number of stars of the Red Castle who contributed to the history of Al-Ahly, and among the most prominent players that Al-Qai’i contracted with: Majdi Tolba, Rida Abdel-Aal, Islam Al-Shater, Flavio, Ahmed Hassan, Ahmed Fathy, Muhammad Emara, Taher Al-Sheikh, Ahmed Felix, Muhammad Abu Trika, Imad Al-Nahhas, Muhammad Barakat, Sharif Abdul-Fadil, Muhammad Naji Gedo, Muhammad Shawqi, Abdullah Al-Saeed, Walid Suleiman, and others.

 

Al-Qiai held several positions in the Red Castle, where he held the position of table tennis director at Al-Ahly from 1965 to 1976, as well as founded Al-Ahly Club magazine in 1974 as the first specialized sports magazine issued by a club in Egypt.

 

He was a member of the board of directors of the Al-Ahly club from 1975 to 1980 and a general supervisor of sports activity from 1985 to 1987, and general director of the Al-Ahly club from 1993 to 1998.

 

He was also the spokesman for the Al-Ahly club from 1993 to 1998, and he established the first administration in Egypt for sports marketing and investment in 2001, and he also became responsible for contracts in Al-Ahly for long periods.

 

He was responsible for the transfer of players and the application of the professional system in the Al-Ahly club, as well as a consultant for the football committee of the Al-Ahly club for professional affairs and player transfers.