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ENPPI appoint Tamer Mostafa as head coach

Egyptian Premier League outfit ENPPI has appointed Tamer Mostafa as their new head coach, the club announced on Saturday.

ENPPI had parted ways with Talaat Youssef just two months after taking charge of the club back in December of last year.

The club is currently in the relegation zone as they lie 16th in the Egyptian Premier League table with just 13 points after 16 games.

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Following Youssef’s departure, ENPPI decided to bring in Tamer Mostafa to try and turn their form around on an interim basis.

Mostafa has had short stints in the Egyptian Premier League after managing Future FC and former top-flight side El-Gouna.

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