Al Ahly coach Marcel Koller has revealed he is not happy with the club's recruitment department.
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The Egyptian giants claimed an impressive 4-0 win over El Mokawloon on Sunday, with South Africa international Percy Tau coming off the bench to score the team's final goal.
Wessam Abou Ali, a Danish-born Palestine international, struck three times to take his tally to 18 strikes in as many matches in the Egyptian Premier League this season.
Speaking to reporters post-match, Koller addressed the club's planning heading into the next season, and admitted to being displeased with their progress.
"I am not satisfied or happy with the contracts so far, and I want strong reinforcements for the team in a number of positions, but this is not my responsibility, but rather the responsibility of the management," he stated, according to Al Masry Al Youm.
Questions remain over Tau's future in Cairo, amid rumours Koller has sanctioned his departure ahead of the coming campaign.
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Multiple clubs have reportedly expressed their interest in the 30-year-old, although there have also been suggestions that Koller is concerned that Ahly would struggle to find an adequate replacement for the ex-Mamelodi Sundowns forward.
