Karim Hafez

Egyptian footballer with significant club career

Karim Hafez - Athletes & Sports Figures born March 12th, 1996
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A professional footballer with a focus on playing as a left-back, featured prominently in club football across several leagues. Came through the ranks at Al Ahly before moving to Europe where performances garnered attention. Later joined a club in Belgium and continued to showcase talent in top-flight leagues. Also made appearances for the Egyptian national team, contributing to international competitions and friendlies, highlighting value at both club and national levels.

Played for Lierse S.K. in Belgium

Represented Egypt in international football

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