Amr Zaki

Egypt boss Hassan Shehata has selected 23 players for next month's African Cup of Nations, but has omitted Zamalek striker Mido from the Angola bound squad. Mido, who made the provisional squad, was tipped to replace injured Zamalek team-mate Amr ...  

According to Hamada Sedki, the third Egyptian assistant coach, there is no chance that the defending African champions will add Amr Zaki to the 30-man roster that was announced by Hassan Shehata on December 21. "Amr Zaki's case is closed. The squad ...  

No go: Amr Zaki has no chance of playing in the 2010 2010 African Cup of Nations, according to Egypt's assistant coach Hamada Sedki. (GSM) - Egypt striker Amr Zaki has been ruled out from the national squad and will not play any part in the nation's ...  

Egypt strike pair Mido and Amr Zaki were notable absentees from the final 23-man squad named by the Pharaohs for next month's African Nations Cup. Mohamed Aboutrika is also missing. Zamalek forward Zaki and Al-Ahly playmaker Aboutrika, two of the ...  

Egypt strike pair Mido and Amr Zaki were notable absentees from the final 23-man squad named by the Pharaohs for next month's African Nations Cup, while Mohamed Aboutrika is also missing. Zamalek forward Zaki and Al-Ahly playmaker Aboutrika, two of ...  

Strikers Mido and Amr Zaki were notable absentees when Egypt named their squad today for the African Nations Cup. Mido was left out by coach Hassan Shehata even though he was included in the provisional squad last week and despite playing in yesterday’s 1-1 friendly draw against Malawi in Cairo.  

Four goal hero at the 2008 Nations Cup in Ghana, Amr Zaki, will not feature for the Pharaohs of Egypt at the Nations Cup in Angola despite claims that he is fit to feature for the African champions after shaking off a hamstring injury. Zaki, who ...  

The recent high tension between Egypt and Algeria has taken another ugly dimension after Egypt international striker, Amr Zaki, declared he will not be interested in joining English Premier League club Portsmouth because that would mean he will play ...  

The recent high tension between Egypt and Algeria has taken another ugly dimension after Egypt international striker, Amr Zaki, declared he will not be interested in joining English Premier League club Portsmouth because that would mean he will play ...  

Amr Zaki has astonishingly claimed that he will not consider signing for Portsmouth on the grounds that they employ two Israelis - Tal Ben Haim and Avram Grant - as well as an Algerian in the form of Nadir Belhadj.