Wrote : Ahmed Adel
Al-Ahly’s board of directors, headed by Mahmoud Al-Khatib, is close to contracting the Austrian “Eddie Hauter” to become the new technical director of the first football team, succeeding the Portuguese Ricardo Soares.
And “Ahl Masr” learned, from a Source inside the Red Castle, that Al-Ahly was close to contracting the Austrian “Eddie Hotter”, to succeed the Portuguese Ricardo Soares in the technical leadership of the team.
Orf Sport channel commented on Al-Ahly’s negotiations with Hotter, confirming that the two parties are close to reaching an agreement, in addition to setting up a pre-season camp for the Red Team in Austria.
The channel added that Mahmoud Al-Khatib personally communicated with “Eddie Hotter”, in order to take over the technical leadership of the Red Castle, who confirmed that the leadership of Al-Ahly Club of the Century in Africa is an honor for any technical director.
Who is Eddie Hotter?
Eddie Hutter, 52, is a strong technical manager and has a strong resume, and won many championships with the teams that took over his technical leadership, but he has never been in the Middle East or the continent of Africa.
Hutter took over the task of coaching the Austrian Red Bull Salzburg team, and succeeded in winning many titles with him, led by a local treble in one season, namely the league, cup and super.
After that, he moved to take over the German team, Eintracht Frankfurt, and achieved many positive numbers, on top of which was a 5-1 victory over Bayern Munich.
After that, the Austrian coach went to take over the task of the Borussia Moenchenglabach team, to repeat his victory over Bayern Munich, but this time with a clean five.
Eddie Hutter Tactics
Eddy Hutter, despite his Austrian citizenship, is largely considered to belong to the “German school” which is distinguished by attacking and playing directly on goal, in addition to his tactical flexibility and good reading of the game.
Although he did not win titles with Monchengladbach and Frankfurt, he was widely present in the semi-finals, and is considered the third strongest attacking line after Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund.
Hutter’s playing style ranges between 3-4-3 and 3-4-2-1, and depends on high pressure on the rival teams, and the Austrian coach is firm in his decisions and dealing with the players.
