Tarek El-Said

Egyptian footballer with Al-Ahly SC

Tarek El-Said - Athletes & Sports Figures born April 5th, 1978
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Born in 1978, a professional footballer played primarily as a midfielder. Spent a significant part of a career at Al-Ahly SC, one of the most successful clubs in Africa. Contributed to various domestic and continental victories during tenure with the team. Represented the national team in international competitions including the Africa Cup of Nations.

Won multiple Egyptian Premier League titles with Al-Ahly SC

Competed in the Africa Cup of Nations

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