Mohamed Osama

Wael Gomaa said today that they won’t be accepting A.S. Roma’s 3 MILLION offer for Ahly starlet Ramadan Sobhy. Previously on my KingTen editorial, I mentioned 10 reasons why Egyptian players find it hard to move abroad. Number ONE on the list was “Egyptian clubs over-pricing their players.” So to Roma officials I say, despite the boy’s immense talent, forget about him, here are 8 young players…

Veron

Cannavaro

Zola

Buffon

Thuram

Crespo

Fifteen years ago, Parma embarked on their most successful season in Serie A to date, as they finished second to Juventus. Today, we woke up to news announcing that the Italian club will have to start from Serie D after announcing their bankruptcy and failing to find a new owner.

Two decades ago, Parma looked like they were going to dominate Italy and the rest of Europe with the Parmalat millions behind them, but then the club was deprived of their main source of income, as the Parmalat scandal broke with the company collapsing due to a £13 billion hole in its accounts.

Shikabala – don’t remember the name

@EA SPORTSFIFA‘s goals of the week video includes a magnificent 60-yard strike by Shikabala. They captioned the video with “Shikabala – remember the name!” Looks like the lads at EA did not do enough research before tweeting that out. Why? Because Shikabala is a 30-year-old extremely talented winger that ruined his football career because of his attitude off the pitch and unprofessionalism. At…

Basel

Chelsea

Fiorentina

Egypt

Ahly are back to the position they have been occupying for a long time now. ENPPI’s draw today ended Ahly’s 24-hour occupation of the league’s second spot. ENPPI played three games more than the Red Devils.

ENPPI VS MAQASA DEGLA VS HARAS SHORTA VS MASRY Predictions?

In their past 11 games, Gouna forced Cairo giants Ahly and Zamalek to a draw. They also won 4 and lost 4, collecting 16 points in their rescue mission to avoid relegation.

The Introduction to my piece on KingFut.com

The number of Egyptian players abroad have been increasing in recent years. Many factors have contributed to this rise of Pharaohs Abroad, for example the cancellation of Egyptian Premier League seasons following the Port Said tragedy, and the fact that matches are being played without fans till this date. There has also been increased exposure due to the success of some Egypt internationals abroad, including Mohamed Salah, Mohamed El-Nenny, Aly Ghazal and Ahmed Hassan ‘Koka’, and even half-Egyptian players, such as Stephan El Shaarawy. However, my favourite catalyst for Egyptians to chase their dreams in Europe is to improve their abilities. Some players are just too good to continue their career playing in the Egyptian Premier League, even if they are featuring for Cairo giants Al Ahly or Zamalek.