Telecom Egypt SC








































Telecom Egypt SC
Etesalat.jpg
Full name Telecom Egypt Sporting Club
نادي المصرية للإتصالات للألعاب الرياضية
Short name TEG
Founded 2006; 13 years ago (2006)
Ground Telecom Egypt Club Stadium
Manager Tamer Abdel Hamid
League Egyptian Second Division
2015–16 Second Division, 8th (Group C)

















Home colours













Away colours



Telecom Egypt Sporting Club (Arabic: نادي المصرية للإتصالات للألعاب الرياضية‎), is an Egyptian football club based in Cairo, Egypt. The club is currently playing in the Egyptian Second Division, the second-highest league in the Egyptian football league system. Telecom Egypt is the club affiliated to Telecom Egypt company, which is known in Egypt with its Arabic transliteration El Masreya lel Etesalat.


The club became known after its top performances in the Egyptian Second Division, and later rose to fame for the first time after being promoted to the Egyptian Premier League in season 2007–08.


In season 2008–09 the club attracted much attention after they signed a contract with the retired legendary Egyptian player Hossam Hassan to coach the team. At the time of the signing the club was highly threatened of relegation, and Hossam's main objective was to maintain the club's stance in the Egyptian Premier League, the same way he did with El-Masry, the club he coached the past season. However, and after many extraordinary performances against Egyptian top club, Itesalat club was relegated to the Egyptian Second Division in circumstances that are still considered controversial until this day.



Current squad


Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.
















































































No.
Position
 Player
1
Egypt
GK
Amir Tawfik
3
Egypt
DF
Mohamed Sedik
5
Egypt
DF
Mahmoud Mahmoud
6
Egypt
MF
Sherif Omar
7
Egypt
DF
Ahmed Mohsen
9
Egypt
FW
Mohamed Attia
14
Egypt
FW
Osama Nabih
15
Egypt
DF
Wael El-Quabbani
17
Egypt
FW
Magdy Abd El-Aty
18
Egypt
DF
Aboul Magd Moustafa
19
Uganda
FW
Geofrey Massa












































































No.
Position
 Player
20
Egypt
DF
Amr Basyouni
22
Egypt
DF
Mohamed Hassaan Ibrahim
23
Egypt
MF
Yasser Fahmy
25
Egypt
MF
Moataz Hamed
27
Egypt
MF
Moataz Mahrous
30
Egypt
GK
Wissam Ismail
31
Nigeria
MF
Abdulwaheed Titiloye
35
Egypt
MF
Amr Anwar
39
Egypt
MF
Magdy Atwa
45
Egypt
MF
Foa'ad Salama
46
Egypt
DF
Fathi Mousa











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