Squad
Mohamed Abou Gabal2013current
Yasser Ibrahim2013current
Shikabala2015current
Emmanuel Mayuka2016current
Mahmoud Hamdy2016current
Mohamed Abdel-Shafy2019current
Hamza Mathlouthi2020current- Seifeddine Jaziri2021current
Emam Ashour2023current
Abdallah El Said2024current
Ahmed Aboul Fotouhcurrent
Hamdi Nagguezcurrent
Omar Gabercurrent
Abdelrahman Fawzy1935–1947
Hassan Shehata1967–1968- Hassan Shehata1971–1983
Gamal Abdel-Hamid1984–1994
Emmanuel Amunike1991–1994
Rami Shaaban1995–1995
Mido1999–2000
Hossam Hassan2000–2004- Ibrahim Hassan2000–2004
- Shikabala2002–2005
Amr Zaki2006–2012- Shikabala2007–2014
Junior Agogo2008–2009- Mohamed Abdel-Shafy2008–2015
- Anderson Andrade Antunes2009–2009
- Mido2009–2010
- Mido2009–2009
- Rahim Ayew2009–2010
Essam El-Hadary2010–2010- Omar Gaber2010–2016
- Rainford Kalaba2010–2010
Ahmed Hassan2011–2013- Mido2011–2012
Razak Omotoyossi2011–2014
Ahmed El Shenawy2012–2013- Ahmed El Shenawy2014–2018
Ali Gabr2014–2018
Mohamed Koffi2014–2017
Tarek Hamed2014–2022
Kehriba nene2015–2019
Mostafa Mohamed2016–2021
Ferjani Sassi2018–2021
Achraf Bencharki2019–2022- Emam Ashour2019–2023
Khalid Boutaïb2019–2020
Zizo2019–2025- Seifeddine Jaziri2021–2021
Zamalek Sporting Club is an Egyptian sports club based in Giza, known for its professional men's football team.
The club competes in the Egyptian Premier League, the top tier of the Egyptian football league system.
Zamalek is renowned for its consistent success at both domestic and continental levels, regularly participating in CAF tournaments.
Biography
Formation
Zamalek Sporting Club, commonly known as Zamalek, is an Egyptian sports club based in Giza, Egypt. The club's origins trace back to the early 20th century, with the idea of establishing it emerging around 1911. Initially named Cairo International Sports Club, the club was founded in a Santi building in Ezbekieh garden. The club acquired land on Boulak Street, which is now known as 26th of July Street. Early records indicate that the club was involved in organizing car races between Cairo and Alexandria, with notable figures like Ahmed Zaki Pasha serving on its board.
Career
Zamalek is best known for its professional men's football team, which competes in the Egyptian Premier League, the highest level of football in Egypt. The club has a rich history of success, regularly contending in CAF tournaments and achieving significant victories both domestically and on the continental stage. Over the years, Zamalek has become one of the most successful clubs in Africa, boasting a remarkable collection of titles.
Legacy
With 15 international honors, Zamalek ranks among the top twenty clubs globally in terms of titles and is the seventh club with the most continental and intercontinental titles. This impressive legacy solidifies Zamalek's status as a powerhouse in African football, contributing to its reputation and influence in the sport.
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Early years (1911–1915)
The writer Ibrahim Allam Juhaina mentions the story of the founding of the Zamalek Sporting Club in the Al-Ahram issue issued on 12 February 1927. The idea of establishing the club began in one of the Santi buildings in Ezbekieh garden. After a short period, around 1911, the idea grew until they acquired land for the club. It was the water company's land on Boulak Street, Fuad I Street after that, and 26th of July Street now. Juhayna mentions that most of the club's writings were published in French, and in the first years there was no general assembly, no fixed bodies, and no applicable law.
Le phare d'Alexandria newspaper reported in its issue of 24 October 1912 that the club was called Cairo International Sports Club, contrary to what is commonly known in modern sources that the club was called Qasr El Nil at that time, and the club was interested in organizing car races between Cairo and Alexandria. It also reported that Ahmed Zaki Pasha, Secretary of the Egyptian Cabinet, was a board member of the club, and that the club board members included Kramer, Bianchi, Morel, Bouchet, Guy, Deputy Director of the Financial Secretariat, and Manhi. Same reported in the next issues of 25 and 26 October 1912. Aegytische Nachrichten newspaper reported in its issue of 26 October 1912 that the club was named Cairo International Sports Club. Ahmed Zaki Pasha, Secretary of the Egyptian Cabinet, mentions in his book A Journey between Cairo and Alexandria on…
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Legacy
Zamalek is one of the top twenty clubs with the most titles in the world, and the seventh with the most continental and intercontinental titles, with 15 international honors.
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Zamalek Sporting Club, commonly referred to as Zamalek, is an Egyptian Club based in Giza, Egypt. The club is best known for its professional men's football team, which plays in the Egyptian Premier League, the top tier of the Egyptian football league system. The club is renowned for its consistent success at both domestic and continental levels, regularly contending in CAF tournaments.
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