Mido sacked by Zamalek after 37 days
Former Tottenham and Middlesbrough forward Mido has been sacked as the coach of Zamalek for a second time after only 37 days in charge of the Egyptian champions.
The 32-year-old, who had a six-month spell in charge in 2014, was re-appointed on 4 January.
He won his first four games, but a draw and a defeat was followed by a 2-0 loss to arch-rivals Al Ahly on Tuesday.
That left Ahly seven points clear of Zamalek at the top of the table.
Mohamed Salah takes over as interim coach while the club looks to recruit a foreign boss.
Director of football Hazem Emam, who was appointed at the same time as Mido, has also been dismissed.
Mido, who took over from Brazilian coach Marcos Paqueta, is the third coach sacked by Zamalek this season.
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