Al Ahly have reportedly set three conditions for their next head coach, including a limit for the salary.
The reigning African champions were in talks with German coach Marco Rose, but the latest reports revealed that negotiations broke down over financial issues.
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According to Kooora, the Egyptian giants have now introduced a set of conditions for selecting a new coach.
One of the main conditions includes the salary, with the report claimimg the maximum salary will be set at €300,000 (R6million) a month.
"There are specific rules by which the coach who will lead the team is contracted, including previous experience with clubs, not national teams," the source told Kooora.
"It was also agreed that the coach must have more than two years of stable experience with the clubs he worked for, in addition to setting a maximum monthly salary of $300,000 or €300,000."
Some of the new names linked with Al Ahly include Vitor Bruno and Philippe Clement.
