Egypt and Ahly goalkeeper Sherif Ekramy has recovered from a hamstring injury he sustained last week in time to join Thursday's training.
The 33-year-old keeper is confirmed to be ready for Saturday's game against Uganda in Egypt's second game of the Africa Cup of Nations, the team's doctor Mohamed Abou El-Ela told reporters.
The Pharaohs are in a goalkeeping crisis, with first-choice keeper Ahmed El-Shennawi picking up the same hamstring injury during the team's 0-0 draw against Mali on Tuesday. The injury will force him out for the rest of the tournament.
Veteran keeper Essam El-Hadary replaced El-Shennawi in the 25th minute of Tuesday's game, allowing the 44-year-old to break the record for the oldest player to compete in the Africa Cup of Nations.
After Uganda, the record-holders of seven nations cup trophies will face Ghana on 25 January.
