Mohamed Abou Gabal

Egyptian footballer and goalkeeper

Mohamed Abou Gabal - Athletes & Sports Figures born January 29th, 1989
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Born in 1989, this Egyptian footballer played as a goalkeeper. He developed his career primarily with Al Masry SC and later joined Zamalek SC. Gained significant recognition during his time with the Zamalek team, demonstrating strong performance in domestic leagues and continental competitions. Received attention for his contributions to the Egyptian national team during various international tournaments.

Played for Zamalek SC

Represented Egypt in international tournaments

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