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Farag Amer Reveals Surprise About Egyptian Players in Europe.. Numbers Expected to Rise

Thu , August 20 2026 / 05:19 PM By: Misr Connect 5 min read
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Farag Amer says Egyptian players have become more capable of adapting to European football and proving themselves, predicting that the number of Egyptians in European leagues will increase next season.

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The number of Egyptian players competing in Europe is generating growing optimism, with several players currently experiencing football abroad and some young talents attracting attention recently. This has prompted former Smouha president Farag Amer to predict that the number of Egyptians playing in European leagues could increase next season. ⭐

Farag Amer believes recent experiences demonstrate the development of the Egyptian player’s mentality and his ability to deal with the demands of playing abroad, particularly when given a genuine opportunity to participate and prove his qualities on the pitch.

⭐ Farag Amer: Egyptian Players Have Proved Themselves in Europe

Farag Amer wrote on his official Facebook page: “Egyptian players have learned the language of European football, and most importantly, when they played, they proved themselves. I hope they continue to shine and do not become victims of arrogance.”

His comments highlight the importance of consistency for Egyptian players competing abroad. Reaching a European club is an important step, but maintaining a high level, developing performance and dealing with strong competition remain the biggest challenges for any player seeking to build a successful career outside Egypt.

Success in European football also depends not only on technical ability, but on discipline, the ability to adapt to different playing styles, maintaining focus and benefiting from the experience gained over time. ⚽

🔥 Hamza Abdelkarim and Haitham Hassan Attract Attention

Farag Amer also referred to several Egyptian players experiencing European football, including Haitham Hassan and Hamza Abdelkarim, considering their presence at European clubs a reflection of the growing profile of Egyptian players abroad.

Hamza Abdelkarim has attracted significant attention recently after making notable appearances during Barcelona’s preseason preparations. He also scored against Al Ahly during the two teams’ Joan Gamper Trophy meeting, continuing to attract attention during his new experience.

Haitham Hassan, meanwhile, continues his professional career with Celtic, with hopes that the player will receive a greater opportunity to showcase his abilities and compete for regular playing time during the new season. ✨

🏆 Marmoush and New Experiences for Egyptians in Europe

Farag Amer also discussed Omar Marmoush, referring to the possibility of the player moving to a new experience in the English Premier League and suggesting that he could have a greater opportunity to play regularly.

The presence of Egyptian players at major European clubs represents an important opportunity to increase the experience of Egyptian football, particularly because competing at different levels helps players develop their technical, physical and tactical abilities.

The success of any Egyptian player in Europe can also open the door for other young talents to secure professional opportunities, as foreign clubs increasingly monitor Egyptian players, particularly after several have demonstrated their ability to compete and prove themselves. 📢

📈 Number of Egyptian Players in Europe Could Double

Farag Amer concluded his comments with a notable prediction about the future of Egyptian players in Europe, saying: “I believe the number will double next season.”

This view reflects the optimism surrounding the future of Egyptian football abroad, particularly with a new generation of players seeking international experiences at younger ages, alongside experienced professionals continuing their careers in European leagues.

The real challenge, however, will be turning this numerical growth into sustained success by securing genuine playing opportunities, maintaining performance levels and avoiding the pressures that can accompany fame and moves to major clubs.

As more Egyptian talents emerge in Europe, the question remains: Will the number of Egyptian players in European leagues really double next season? And can the new generation write a different chapter in the history of Egyptian football abroad? Share your opinion and predictions. 🔥🏆

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