Stoke Management -legend Tony Pulis is ready to exchange the potters for the pyramids by taking the leadership about the largest club in Egypt.
The Welshman had six Premier League seasons at the BET365 Stadium, plus two as Crystal Palace boss.
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Pulis, 67, left his last management task Sheffield Wednesday in 2020.
But it is said that he was reportedly started with conversations with Cairo Club Zamalek about becoming their director of football.
The 14-time national champions and winners of 13 African titles are currently fifth in the Egyptian Premier League.
Pulis flew to Cairo after an invitation from ex-Tottenham star Mido, who is a board member of Zamalek.
Former Zamalek -President Mamdouh Abbas greeted the arrival of the experienced manager and granted him as “one of the most prominent coaches in the history of the Premier League.”
Abbas wrote on social media: “The goal of Pulis’ visit is to study the football infrastructure of Zamalek and to assess the potential for development in accordance with international standards.”
Football is huge in EgyptWith Zamalek that plays in the 75,000 capacity Cairo International Stadium.
Premier League stars Mohamed Salah And Omar Marmoush are national icons in the North African country.
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Pulis has a wealth of managing experience since he is in charge for the first time Bournemouth in 1992.
He had two spells such as Stoke boss, a total of 10 years, where his team built a reputation for a no-nonsense playing style with deadly long throws by Rory Delap.
He also led Gillingham, Bristol City, Portsmouth” Plymouth” West Brom And Middlesbrough.
Tony Pulis’ Management career
A look at Pulis’ time as a manager …
1992-1994 – Bournemouth
1995-1999 – Gillingham
1999-2000 – Bristol City
2000 – Portsmouth
2002-2005 – Stoke City
2005-2006 – Plymouth Argyle
2006-2013 – Stoke City
2013-2014 – Crystal Palace
2015-2017 – West Brom
2017-2019 – Middlesbrough
2020 – Sheffield Wednesday
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