Ahmed Fathy
Egyptian footballer with Al Ahly success
Born in 1984, a professional footballer played primarily as a right-back and defensive midfielder. Spent a significant part of the career with Al Ahly, contributing to numerous national and international titles. Represented the Egyptian national team in various competitions, including the Africa Cup of Nations. Earning respect for defensive skills and leadership on the field, contributed to the team's strategies and successes.
Played for Al Ahly SC
Won the Africa Cup of Nations in 2010
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