Shikabala

Egyptian footballer and midfielder

Shikabala - Egyptian footballer and midfielder
Born

March 5th, 1986
39 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Egypt

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A professional footballer played primarily as a winger or attacking midfielder. Gained recognition for exceptional dribbling skills and creativity on the pitch. Started career at Zamalek, where significant contributions led to multiple national championships. Played for clubs in Portugal and the UAE, showcasing talent in different leagues. Represented the Egyptian national team, participating in various international tournaments including the Africa Cup of Nations.

Won the Egyptian Premier League with Zamalek

Achieved success in the Africa Cup of Nations

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