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| clubname = El-Ahly
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| fullname = El-Ahly Sporting Club
| fullname = Al-Ahly Sporting Club
| nickname = The Red Devils,<br /> The Red Knights,<br />The Red Castle
| nickname = The Red Devils,<br /> The Red Knights,<br />The Red Castle
| founded = [[1907]]
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'''El-Ahly''' ([[Arabic language|Arabic]]: الأهلي) is an [[Egypt]]ian [[football (soccer)]] [[team]] that was founded and first headed by the English gentleman Mitchel Ince in April, [[1907]] in [[Cairo]], Egypt. The club has risen from popular roots to become Africa’s greatest club as well as being one of the world's most successful clubs, with 103 trophies in 100 years. El-Ahly, best known as the “people’s club”, is believed to have 50 million supporters in [[Egypt]], making them the most supported club in [[Africa]] and the [[Middle East]] and one of the most popular clubs in the world.
'''Al-Ahly''' ([[Arabic language|Arabic]]: الأهلي) is an [[Egypt]]ian [[football (soccer)]] [[team]] that was founded and first headed by the English gentleman Mitchel Ince in April, [[1907]] in [[Cairo]], Egypt. The club has risen from popular roots to become Africa’s greatest club as well as being one of the world's most successful clubs, with 103 trophies in 100 years. El-Ahly, best known as the “people’s club”, is believed to have 50 million supporters in [[Egypt]], making them the most supported club in [[Africa]] and the [[Middle East]] and one of the most popular clubs in the world.


El-Ahly, literally translating to "national" in Arabic, is the most crowned club in Egypt, having won the [[Egyptian League]] 33 times (more than the sum of all other Egyptian clubs including their arch-rivals [[El-Zamalek]]) and the [[Egyptian Soccer Cup| Egyptian Cup]] a record 35 times. El-Ahly also holds the record in most continental championships, winning the CAF Champions League 5 times (a joint record), the African Cup-Winners-Cup 4 times (a record), the CAF super cup 3 times (a joint record), and the Afro-Asian Cup 1 time. As a result, the club was named "African club of the 20th century" by CAF in 2000.
Al-Ahly, literally translating to "national" in Arabic, is the most crowned club in Egypt, having won the [[Egyptian League]] 33 times (more than the sum of all other Egyptian clubs including their arch-rivals [[El-Zamalek]]) and the [[Egyptian Soccer Cup| Egyptian Cup]] a record 35 times. El-Ahly also holds the record in most continental championships, winning the CAF Champions League 5 times (a joint record), the African Cup-Winners-Cup 4 times (a record), the CAF super cup 3 times (a joint record), and the Afro-Asian Cup 1 time. As a result, the club was named "African club of the 20th century" by CAF in 2000.


El-Ahly began to dominate the Egyptian game in the 1940s due to its popularity among people and rulers of Egypt at that period. But it was not until the 80s that the Red Devils truly emerged at the African level, winning the top club competition in 1982 and 1987. They triumphed under the guidance of Portuguese coach Manuel Jose recently, winning the African Champions League (ACL) in 2001 & for the last 2 seasons (2005 & 2006) beating [[Etoile du Sahel]] of Tunisia in 3-0 on aggregate in 2005, and beating [[CS Sfaxien]] of Tunisia 2-1 on aggregate in 2006.
Al-Ahly began to dominate the Egyptian game in the 1940s due to its popularity among people and rulers of Egypt at that period. But it was not until the 80s that the Red Devils truly emerged at the African level, winning the top club competition in 1982 and 1987. They triumphed under the guidance of Portuguese coach Manuel Jose recently, winning the African Champions League (ACL) in 2001 & for the last 2 seasons (2005 & 2006) beating [[Etoile du Sahel]] of Tunisia in 3-0 on aggregate in 2005, and beating [[CS Sfaxien]] of Tunisia 2-1 on aggregate in 2006.
They were also strong favourites to win the 2007 edition for a 3rd successive time after qualifying to the final against Etoile du Sahel, who they beat in 2005, but they surprisingly lost 1-3 on aggregate.
They were also strong favourites to win the 2007 edition for a 3rd successive time after qualifying to the final against Etoile du Sahel, who they beat in 2005, but they surprisingly lost 1-3 on aggregate.




El-Ahly has a fierce rivalry with local rival [[El Zamalek]]; the [[Al-Ahly Vs Al-Zamalek Derby|derby]] matches are so intense, that foreign [[referee]]s are brought in to officiate the game. The strong rivalry between the two sets of fans can be compared to Celtic-Rangers.
Al-Ahly has a fierce rivalry with local rival [[El Zamalek]]; the [[Al-Ahly Vs Al-Zamalek Derby|derby]] matches are so intense, that foreign [[referee]]s are brought in to officiate the game. The strong rivalry between the two sets of fans can be compared to Celtic-Rangers.


==History==
==History==
===The idea===
===The idea===
[[Image:Ahlyinside.JPG|right|300px|thumb|'''Al-Ahly'''' Sporting Club view]]
[[Image:Ahlyinside.JPG|right|300px|thumb|'''Al-Ahly'''' Sporting Club view]]
The idea of establishing el-Ahly was aroused by Omar Lotfi. He shared the idea with Edris Rageb Basha, Omar Sultan Pasha, Ismail Serry, Abdelkhalek Sarwat, and Amin Samy. They came together with the idea to establish a club for high school students to spend their spare time, as the Union was formed for political reasons in the first place. They decided to establish a company with five thousand Egyptian Pounds.
The idea of establishing Al-Ahly was aroused by Omar Lotfi. He shared the idea with Edris Rageb Basha, Omar Sultan Pasha, Ismail Serry, Abdelkhalek Sarwat, and Amin Samy. They came together with the idea to establish a club for high school students to spend their spare time, as the Union was formed for political reasons in the first place. They decided to establish a company with five thousand Egyptian Pounds.


The higher administrative committee (The Board) chose Englishman Mitchel Ince as the first president of Al-Ahly in order to get the blessings of the occupation authorities and to help obtain suitable land (from the government) for establishing the club.
The higher administrative committee (The Board) chose Englishman Mitchel Ince as the first president of Al-Ahly in order to get the blessings of the occupation authorities and to help obtain suitable land (from the government) for establishing the club.
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The first official meeting of higher administrative committee was held in April 24, 1907, in Anas' residence, as Mitchel Ince as chairman and Omar Lotfi, Edris Rageb Pasha, Ismail Serry, and Ameen Sammy as members and Mohamed Sherif as a secretary. Ince remained president until [[April 2]], [[1908]].
The first official meeting of higher administrative committee was held in April 24, 1907, in Anas' residence, as Mitchel Ince as chairman and Omar Lotfi, Edris Rageb Pasha, Ismail Serry, and Ameen Sammy as members and Mohamed Sherif as a secretary. Ince remained president until [[April 2]], [[1908]].


It is worth mentioning that el-Ahly has a great rivalry with [[Al-Zamalek]] club of Egypt. Both teams exchanged several players throughout their history leading to a lot of disputes and challenges. They have met more than 90 times in derbies. The biggest score was for Zamalek defeating Ahly 6:0 in the [[Egyptian Soccer Cup]] in 1944. El-Ahly defeated Zamalek 6:1 in the Egyptian League 2001/02.
It is worth mentioning that Al-Ahly has a great rivalry with [[Al-Zamalek]] club of Egypt. Both teams exchanged several players throughout their history leading to a lot of disputes and challenges. They have met more than 100 times in derbies. The biggest score was for Zamalek defeating Al-Ahly 6:0 in the [[Egyptian Soccer Cup]] in 1944. Al-Ahly defeated Zamalek 6:1 in the Egyptian League 2001/02.


===The name===
===The name===
On [[February 25]] [[1908]], Ameen Samy suggested the name Ahly Athletic Club (National Athletic Club), as it was founded to contain high school students who were the main pillar for the resistance against the [[History of Modern Egypt#British Occupation|British occupation of Egypt]]. Thus it was founded as an Egyptian national club to unite these students, and named el-Ahly to represent nationalism with the literal meaning of the word. El-Ahly is considered the first club founded for [[Egyptians]] in Egypt under British occupation.
On [[February 25]] [[1908]], Ameen Samy suggested the name Al-Ahly Athletic Club (National Athletic Club), as it was founded to contain high school students who were the main pillar for the resistance against the [[History of Modern Egypt#British Occupation|British occupation of Egypt]]. Thus it was founded as an Egyptian national club to unite these students, and named Al-Ahly to represent nationalism with the literal meaning of the word. Al-Ahly is considered the first club founded for [[Egyptians]] in Egypt under British occupation.


===Colours===
===Colours===
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El-Ahly derived its color from the early [[20th century]] [[Flag of Egypt]]. Story of the color goes back to year [[1911]] when the jersey was linear striped in red and white. Then, it was changed to a half red-a half white linear jersey ,until it rests at the red color only as it was the color of the Egyptian flag in the reign period of Abbas Helmy the second at that time.
Al-Ahly derived its color from the early [[20th century]] [[Flag of Egypt]]. Story of the color goes back to year [[1911]] when the jersey was linear striped in red and white. Then, it was changed to a half red-a half white linear jersey ,until it rests at the red color only as it was the color of the Egyptian flag in the reign period of Abbas Helmy the second at that time.


===Logo===
===Logo===
[[Image:Ahly's logo.jpg|thumb|100px|right|Ahly's Logo]]
[[Image:Ahly's logo.jpg|thumb|100px|right|Ahly's Logo]]
el-Ahly’s logo was designed on [[November 3]] [[1917]] by Mohammad Sherif Sabry Bek, a member in the club at that time and was the [[King Farouk]] uncle. The logo was adorned with the king’s crown which was the symbol of reign in the upper part.
Al-Ahly’s logo was designed on [[November 3]] [[1917]] by Mohammad Sherif Sabry Bek, a member in the club at that time and was the [[King Farouk]] uncle. The logo was adorned with the king’s crown which was the symbol of reign in the upper part.


The club's logo is a red shield with a white slash across it and an image of an eagle on the slash. The logo also includes the words "''El Nady El Ahly''"; Ahly Club.
The club's logo is a red shield with a white slash across it and an image of an eagle on the slash. The logo also includes the words "''Al Nady Al Ahly''"; Al-Ahly Club.


===Chairmen===
===Chairmen===
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==Fans==
==Fans==
Al Ahly fans is the biggest in the Arab world,they are more than 55 million .
Al Ahly has the biggest fan base in Africa & the Arab world,they are more than 55 million .


==Fans groups==
==Fans groups==
'''ALU ( Ahly lovers union ):'''
'''ALU ( Ahly lovers union ):'''
In the year 2000, 7 friends that all know each other from the stadium and through the only online Ahly forum at the time met with the intention of forming the 1st ever organized supporters club in Egypt ,so since they were a group of around 40 persons that sit in the same stand ( east stand, tania yemeen ) they decided it was time to form a group and the name Ahly Lovers Union was chosen . This name entered the history books cause after that every team in the land formed a group that is called XX lovers union, which is an indication of their( Ahly) role as leaders on and off the field .
In the year 2000, 7 friends that all know each other from the stadium and through the only online Ahly forum at the time met with the intention of forming the 1st ever organized supporters club in Egypt ,so since they were a group of around 40 persons that sit in the same stand ( east stand, tania yemeen ) they decided it was time to form a group and the name Ahly Lovers Union was chosen . This name entered the history books cause after that every team in the land formed a group that is called XX lovers union, which is an indication of their( Ahly) role as leaders on and off the field .
In the year 2001, , they decided to create a giant flag ( 40 x 20 ) as a tifo for the friendly against Real Madrid which was organized as a celebration for the club after Al Ahly was chosen as African Team of the century, the giant tifo was the talk of Egypt at the time . It was the 1st tifo in the history of Africa.
In the year 2001, , they decided to create a giant flag ( 40 x 20 ) as a tifo for the friendly against Real Madrid which was organized as a celebration for the club after Al-Ahly was chosen as African Club of the century, the giant tifo was the talk of Egypt at the time . It was the 1st tifo in the history of Africa.
Several small tifos followed, last was a huge flag in Barcelona game. The group may be in decline, but it has built strong foundation for the ultra movement in Egypt.
Several small tifos followed, last was a huge flag in Barcelona game. The group may be in decline, but it has built strong foundation for the ultra movement in Egypt.


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They were the 1st to start using flares and pyro to celebrate goals also they increase the usage of drums .
They were the 1st to start using flares and pyro to celebrate goals also they increase the usage of drums .


also they were the 1st to introduce the usage of tunisian style long songs instead of the chanting style were used upon in Egypt
also they were the 1st to introduce the usage of tunisian style long songs instead of the chanting style which were used in Egypt.


'''UA.07 ( Ultras Ahlawy ):'''
'''UA.07 ( Ultras Ahlawy ):'''

Revision as of 23:43, 27 November 2007

Al-Ahly
File:Ahlynewlogo.jpg
Full nameAl-Ahly Sporting Club
Nickname(s)The Red Devils,
The Red Knights,
The Red Castle
Founded1907
GroundCairo Stadium,
Cairo, Egypt
Capacity74,100
ChairmanEgyptian Hassan Hamdy
ManagerPortuguese Manuel José de Jesus
LeagueEgyptian League
2006-07Egyptian League, 1st

Al-Ahly (Arabic: الأهلي) is an Egyptian football (soccer) team that was founded and first headed by the English gentleman Mitchel Ince in April, 1907 in Cairo, Egypt. The club has risen from popular roots to become Africa’s greatest club as well as being one of the world's most successful clubs, with 103 trophies in 100 years. El-Ahly, best known as the “people’s club”, is believed to have 50 million supporters in Egypt, making them the most supported club in Africa and the Middle East and one of the most popular clubs in the world.

Al-Ahly, literally translating to "national" in Arabic, is the most crowned club in Egypt, having won the Egyptian League 33 times (more than the sum of all other Egyptian clubs including their arch-rivals El-Zamalek) and the Egyptian Cup a record 35 times. El-Ahly also holds the record in most continental championships, winning the CAF Champions League 5 times (a joint record), the African Cup-Winners-Cup 4 times (a record), the CAF super cup 3 times (a joint record), and the Afro-Asian Cup 1 time. As a result, the club was named "African club of the 20th century" by CAF in 2000.

Al-Ahly began to dominate the Egyptian game in the 1940s due to its popularity among people and rulers of Egypt at that period. But it was not until the 80s that the Red Devils truly emerged at the African level, winning the top club competition in 1982 and 1987. They triumphed under the guidance of Portuguese coach Manuel Jose recently, winning the African Champions League (ACL) in 2001 & for the last 2 seasons (2005 & 2006) beating Etoile du Sahel of Tunisia in 3-0 on aggregate in 2005, and beating CS Sfaxien of Tunisia 2-1 on aggregate in 2006. They were also strong favourites to win the 2007 edition for a 3rd successive time after qualifying to the final against Etoile du Sahel, who they beat in 2005, but they surprisingly lost 1-3 on aggregate.


Al-Ahly has a fierce rivalry with local rival El Zamalek; the derby matches are so intense, that foreign referees are brought in to officiate the game. The strong rivalry between the two sets of fans can be compared to Celtic-Rangers.

History

The idea

File:Ahlyinside.JPG
Al-Ahly' Sporting Club view

The idea of establishing Al-Ahly was aroused by Omar Lotfi. He shared the idea with Edris Rageb Basha, Omar Sultan Pasha, Ismail Serry, Abdelkhalek Sarwat, and Amin Samy. They came together with the idea to establish a club for high school students to spend their spare time, as the Union was formed for political reasons in the first place. They decided to establish a company with five thousand Egyptian Pounds.

The higher administrative committee (The Board) chose Englishman Mitchel Ince as the first president of Al-Ahly in order to get the blessings of the occupation authorities and to help obtain suitable land (from the government) for establishing the club.

The first official meeting of higher administrative committee was held in April 24, 1907, in Anas' residence, as Mitchel Ince as chairman and Omar Lotfi, Edris Rageb Pasha, Ismail Serry, and Ameen Sammy as members and Mohamed Sherif as a secretary. Ince remained president until April 2, 1908.

It is worth mentioning that Al-Ahly has a great rivalry with Al-Zamalek club of Egypt. Both teams exchanged several players throughout their history leading to a lot of disputes and challenges. They have met more than 100 times in derbies. The biggest score was for Zamalek defeating Al-Ahly 6:0 in the Egyptian Soccer Cup in 1944. Al-Ahly defeated Zamalek 6:1 in the Egyptian League 2001/02.

The name

On February 25 1908, Ameen Samy suggested the name Al-Ahly Athletic Club (National Athletic Club), as it was founded to contain high school students who were the main pillar for the resistance against the British occupation of Egypt. Thus it was founded as an Egyptian national club to unite these students, and named Al-Ahly to represent nationalism with the literal meaning of the word. Al-Ahly is considered the first club founded for Egyptians in Egypt under British occupation.

Colours

Al-Ahly's original home colours

Al-Ahly derived its color from the early 20th century Flag of Egypt. Story of the color goes back to year 1911 when the jersey was linear striped in red and white. Then, it was changed to a half red-a half white linear jersey ,until it rests at the red color only as it was the color of the Egyptian flag in the reign period of Abbas Helmy the second at that time.

File:Ahly's logo.jpg
Ahly's Logo

Al-Ahly’s logo was designed on November 3 1917 by Mohammad Sherif Sabry Bek, a member in the club at that time and was the King Farouk uncle. The logo was adorned with the king’s crown which was the symbol of reign in the upper part.

The club's logo is a red shield with a white slash across it and an image of an eagle on the slash. The logo also includes the words "Al Nady Al Ahly"; Al-Ahly Club.

Chairmen

No Name From To
1 England Mitchel Ince 24 Apr 1907 01 Apr 1908
2 Egypt Aziz Pasha Ezzat 02 Apr 1908 09 Feb 1916
3 Egypt Abd El-Khalik PashaTharwat 09 Feb 1916 14 Feb 1924
4 Egypt Gaafar Pasha Wali 14 Feb 1924 07 Jul 1940
5 Egypt Mohamed Pasha Taher 07 Jul 1940 02 Febr 1941
6 Egypt Gaafar Pasha Wali 03 Feb 1941 02 Jan 1944
7 Egypt Ahmed Pasha Hasanain 03 Jan 1944 19 Feb 1946
8 Egypt Ahmed Pasha Abboud 19 Feb 1946 19 Dec 1961
9 Egypt Salah Eldine El-Desouky 19 Dec 1961 15 Dec 1965
10 Egypt Gen. Abd El-Mohsen Mortagy 15 Dec 1965 13 Jul 1967
11 Egypt Dr. Ibrahim Kamel El-Wakeel 13 Jul 1967 8 Nov 1972
12 Egypt Gen. Abd El-Mohsen Mortagy 08 Nov 1972 12 Dec 1980
13 Egypt Saleh Selim 12 Dec 1980 16 Dec 1988
14 Egypt Mohamed Abdou Saleh El-Wahsh 16 Dec 1988 06 Feb 1992
15 Egypt Saleh Selim 06 Feb 1992 06 May 2002
16 Egypt Hassan Hamdy 06 May 2002 Present

Managers

  • 01- Egypt Gamil Osman
  • 02- Egypt Mahmoud Mokhtar El-Tetch
  • 03- Egypt Labib Mahmoud
  • 04- Egypt Hussein El-Far
  • 05- Egypt Mohamed El-Guindi
  • 06- Egypt Moustafa Kamel Mansour
  • 07- Egypt Foad Sedki
  • 08- Egypt Ahmed Mekawi
  • 09- Egypt Mohamed Abdou Saleh El-Wahsh
  • 10- Egypt Abdel Aziz Hammami
  • 11- Egypt Foad Shaaban
  • 12- England Both
  • 13- Austria Freitz
  • 14- Soviet Union Jitcos
  • 15- England John McBride
  • 16- Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Brosicz
  • 17- Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Horvatek
  • 18- Hungary Tadicz
  • 19- Hungary Nandor Hidegkuti

Captains

Fans

Al Ahly has the biggest fan base in Africa & the Arab world,they are more than 55 million .

Fans groups

ALU ( Ahly lovers union ): In the year 2000, 7 friends that all know each other from the stadium and through the only online Ahly forum at the time met with the intention of forming the 1st ever organized supporters club in Egypt ,so since they were a group of around 40 persons that sit in the same stand ( east stand, tania yemeen ) they decided it was time to form a group and the name Ahly Lovers Union was chosen . This name entered the history books cause after that every team in the land formed a group that is called XX lovers union, which is an indication of their( Ahly) role as leaders on and off the field . In the year 2001, , they decided to create a giant flag ( 40 x 20 ) as a tifo for the friendly against Real Madrid which was organized as a celebration for the club after Al-Ahly was chosen as African Club of the century, the giant tifo was the talk of Egypt at the time . It was the 1st tifo in the history of Africa. Several small tifos followed, last was a huge flag in Barcelona game. The group may be in decline, but it has built strong foundation for the ultra movement in Egypt.

AFC ( Ahly fans club ): In 2004 , 10 people extremely influenced by the european style of “curva” decided to start a group in the curva Nord , back then the traditional house for the singing fans was the east stand or where ALU where located ,they went and sat there by themselves and singing by themselves, their slogan was non stop singing for 90 mns .

They began to gain incredible popularity due to their new style , as egyptians fans were very famous for being extremely loud before the game and fading down during the actual game , and with the board decision to increase tickets price and separate the east and the curva with different tickets ( historically the east and the curva were same price) , they were the 1st ones to introduce the Grecques , which make a habit in the curva once Al Ahly take a 2 goal lead to just give their back to the stand and jump around. They were the 1st to start using flares and pyro to celebrate goals also they increase the usage of drums .

also they were the 1st to introduce the usage of tunisian style long songs instead of the chanting style which were used in Egypt.

UA.07 ( Ultras Ahlawy ): A new group was formed that contains the most extreme and passionate ultras in the curva , What distinguish them from the other 2 groups that they are not recognized by the club as they are considered a bit extreme to their taste due to their love for violence. They sit in gate 11 in Curva Nord of Cairo stadium , right beside AFC ( one of the other 2 groups ) , Ultras Ahlawy is like a family , this is why they are very selective when it comes to accepting members to preserve the family atmosphere within the group , you don’t ask to be a member of Ultras ahlawy , you have to be invited to become a member. A lot of negative press was reported recently for their behaviour that doesn't follow Egyptian customs and traditions.

Stadium

Mokhtar El-Tetsh Stadium

Mokhtar El-tetch stadium view

  • Capacity: 25,000
  • Place: El-Gezira, Cairo
  • Inauguration: 1909

Mokhtar El-Tetsh Stadium is el-Ahly’s training ground, located in el-Ahly Club in el-Gezira and used currently as a training ground.

Cairo International Stadium

  • Capacity: 74,100
  • Place: Nasr City, Cairo
  • Inauguration: 1960

Cairo International Stadium is the formal ground for el-Ahly since 1970's.

Honours

File:AFC ULtras.JPG
El-Ahly's Fans Celebrating after winning the African champions League 2005

World Championships

Egyptian Championships

Years: 1948/49 - 1949/50 - 1950/51 - 1952/53 - 1953/54 - 1955/56 - 1956/57 - 1957/58 - 1958/59 - 1960/61 - 1961/62 - 1974/75 - 1975/76 - 1976/77 - 1978/79 - 1979/80 - 1980/81 - 1981/82 - 1984/85 - 1985/86 - 1986/87 - 1988/89 - 1993/94 - 1994/95 - 1995/96 - 1996/97 - 1997/98 - 1998/99 - 1999/00 - 2004/05 - 2005/06 - 2006/07

Years: 1923/24 - 1924/25 - 1926/27 - 1927/28 - 1929/30 - 1930/31 - 1936/37 - 1939/40 - 1941/42 - 1942/43 - 1944/45 - 1945/46 - 1946/47 - 1948/49 - 1949/50 - 1950/51 - 1952/53 - 1955/56 - 1957/58 - 1960/61 - 1965/66 - 1977/78 - 1980/81 - 1982/83 - 1983/84 - 1984/85 - 1988/89 - 1990/91 - 1991/92 - 1992/93 - 1995/96 - 2000/01 - 2002/03 - 2005/06 - 2006/07

Years: 2003 - 2005 - 2006 - 2007

Years: 1922/23 - 1923/24 - 1925/26 - 1926/27 - 1928/29 - 1930/31 - 1938/39

Years: 1938/39 - 1941/42 - 1942/43 - 1947/48 - 1949/50

  • United Arab Republic League, 1 time

Year: 1960/1961

African Championships

Years: 1982 - 1987 - 2001 - 2005 - 2006

Years: 1984 - 1985 - 1986 - 1993

Years: 2002 - 2006 - 2007

  • Afro-Asian Cup, 1 time

Year: 1989

Arab Championships

Year: 1996

Year: 1995

Years: 1997 - 1998

Current squad 2007/08

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK Egypt EGY Essam El-Hadary
2 DF Egypt EGY Islam El-Shater
4 DF Egypt EGY Emad El-Nahhas
5 DF Egypt EGY Ahmad El-Sayed (Vice-captain)
6 MF Egypt EGY Ahmad Sedik
7 DF Egypt EGY Shady Mohamed (captain)
8 MF Egypt EGY Mohamed Barakat
9 FW Egypt EGY Emad Moteab
10 FW Egypt EGY Ahmad Belal
11 MF Egypt EGY Tarek El-Said
12 MF Angola ANG Sebastiao Gilberto
14 MF Egypt EGY Hassan Mostafa
15 MF Egypt EGY Moataz Eno
17 MF Tunisia TUN Anis Boujelbene
18 FW Egypt EGY Osama Hosny (Vice-captain)
No. Pos. Nation Player
19 FW Egypt EGY Reda El-Weshi
21 DF Egypt EGY Ramy Adel
22 MF Egypt EGY Mohamed Aboutrika
23 FW Angola ANG Flavio Amado
25 MF Egypt EGY Hossam Ashour
26 DF Egypt EGY Wael Gomaa
27 GK Egypt EGY Amir AbdulHamid
29 MF Egypt EGY Ahmad Shedid Qinawi
30 DF Egypt EGY Ahmad Adel
32 DF Egypt EGY Nano
33 FW Egypt EGY AbdulHamid Hassan
-- FW Egypt EGY Mando
-- GK Egypt EGY Ahmed Adel Abd El-Monaem
-- MF Egypt EGY Ahmed Fathi
- MF Egypt EGY Amr Nabil
  • Loan

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
-- MF Egypt EGY Wael Riad to Haras El Hodood
-- MF Egypt EGY Ahmed Fathi to Kuwait Kazma

Board of Directors

President: Hassan Hamdy
Vice-president: Mahmoud El-Khateeb
Treasurer: Mahmoud Baganed BOD Members: Khaled Mortagy
El-Amry Farouk
Hisham Said
Khaled El-Darandaly
Mohamed AbdElwahab
Mohamed Elghazawy
Rania Elwani
Mahmoud Fahmy
Yassin Mansour
Mohamed Shawqi
General Manager: Moharam El-Ragheb

See also

References

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