Mohamed Abdel Shafy Decides to Retire from Football

Mohamed Abdel Shafy, the left-back of Zamalek SC, has decided to retire from football and to be content with what he has achieved in the past years.

According to the media personality Khaled Al-Ghandour, Mohamed Abdel Shafy, the Zamalek player, has decided to retire from football permanently and to be satisfied with his contributions on the field.

Al-Ghandour clarified that Abdel Shafy has not participated in Zamalek's recent training sessions after coordinating with the club's management following his decision to retire from football.

Abdel Shafy missed his team's matches last season due to an injury he sustained, which was a torn cruciate ligament.

Throughout his football career, Mohamed Abdel Shafy played 402 matches with Al Ahly, Al Fateh in Saudi Arabia, Zamalek, and Ghazl El Mahalla, scoring 11 goals and assisting 34 others.