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Ahmed Fathy and Mahmoud Wadi took part in the latest offerings from the Pyramids team in the team’s first training session, which was held at the air defense stadium, in preparation for the new football season, and Fathy met up with his former teammates Al-Ahly, led by Sherif Ikrami, who greeted the Joker with hugs, and the players were eager to celebrate Fathi’s birthday in the first training session with the Pyramids.
The Joker, as fans called him, began his football career through the youth team at Banha Sports Club, but his true beginning was in 2000 after joining the Ismaili club, with which he continued to play for about 7 years, before leaving. to professionalism at Sheffield United, England, and then back to Egypt via Al-Ahly. Season 2007 – 2008, to start his career with the red jersey.
Ahmed Fathy entered a professional stint on loan at Kazma Al-Kuwaiti in the 2007-2008 season, where he joined them from November 2007 to December of the same year. The Premier League and 4 in the Championship, while Fathi was loaned out to Umm Salal, Qatar, in the 2014-2015 season, and participated in 21 games, during which he scored a goal.
Ahmed Fathy participated with Al-Ahly in 351 matches, scoring 26 goals in the red jersey, 16 goals in the Egyptian League, 4 in the Egyptian Cup, 5 in the African Championship and one goal in the Arab League.
Ahmed Fathy won 19 titles with Al-Ahly throughout his long career, as follows: 11 overall league titles, including the current season’s championship, which Al-Ahmar won early, the Egyptian Cup, 3 tournaments of the Egyptian Super Cup and the same in the African Champions League, the two African Super Cups. .
Internationally, Fathi surpassed 100 international appearances for the Pharaohs, scoring 3 goals for the Egyptian first team, the most important of which was his goal in the Ivory Coast match in the 2008 African Cup of Nations semi-finals. , and also won 3 Nations Cup titles from 2006 to 2010 in addition to tournament gold. 2007 Arab Games and Africa Cup of Nations for Youth in 2003, and participated in the Youth World Cup and the London Olympics.
And the Pyramids announced today at a press conference that the fourth deal was signed, including Palestinian striker Mahmoud Wadi of Al-Masry Al-Port Said, after the team signed Ramadan Sobhi, Sherif Ekrami and Ahmed Fathy.
Pyramids also announced at the conference that Argentine Rodolfo Aruabarina, technical director of the first soccer team, succeeded Croatian Ante Cacic, who was fired from his post for mistakes made by Al-Khawaja in the past period, and wasted on the team a chance to win the Egyptian Cup, and second place in the league after Zamalek decided it. He also lost the African Confederation title by defeating Moroccan renaissance Berkane with an unanswered goal, in the match that brought them together, at the Moulay Abdellah stadium in Morocco.
