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Egyptian club ENPPI assesses Ahmed Nader Hawash’s injury

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ENPPI player Ahmed Nader Hawash is to undergo a medical examination after being injured against Pyramids FC. The examination is to determine the severity of his injury and his possible availability for upcoming matches, according to Egyptian newspaper Al-Youm Al-Sabea.

Ahmed Nader Hawash, a player for ENPPI, an Egyptian top-flight club, is to undergo a medical examination after being injured against Pyramids on the fifth matchday of the Egyptian championship. The examination is to determine the severity of the injury and the possible length of his absence.

Hawash was injured in the 76th minute of the match and was replaced by Mohamed Cherif Hethout. ENPPI’s staff are awaiting the examination results to decide whether he will take part in the next training sessions and, if necessary, draw up a treatment and rehabilitation programme. The player was injured during the match between Pyramids and ENPPI.

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