Egyptian Youth Team Set for African Nations Cup Challenge
The Egyptian national youth team, born in 2009, has officially landed in Morocco today, ready to compete in the prestigious African Nations Cup. This tournament is not only a showcase of emerging football talent but also serves as a qualifier for the World Cup scheduled for later this year. The team is under the leadership of Dr. Walid Darwish, a member of the Egyptian Football Association's board and the supervisor of the youth team, accompanied by the technical, administrative, and medical staff along with 26 talented young players.
The coaching staff for the youth team is comprised of several experienced individuals. Hussein Abdel-Latif serves as the head coach, with Abdul-Sattar Sabry as the general coach. The coaching team is further supported by Karim Ayman as an assistant coach, Amir Abdul-Hamid as the goalkeeper coach, and a range of other professionals including performance analysts, fitness trainers, and medical specialists. Notable names among the medical staff include Amr Taha, who leads the medical team, and Mohamed Al-Shishtawi, a physiotherapist.
The squad features promising players across various positions, showcasing depth in both defense and offense. In the goalkeeping department, the team includes:
- Malik Amr Abdel-Khalek (Zamalek)
- Mohamed Obaid Atef (Al-Ahly)
- Abdul-Aziz Mahmoud Abdul-Aziz (Pharco)
With high hopes and a strong team spirit, the Egyptian youth squad is set to embark on this exciting journey in Morocco, representing their nation on an international stage. Fans and supporters eagerly await to see how the young athletes will perform in their quest for glory.
As reported by efa.com.eg.
