Aluminium Nag Hammâdi

EGAL SC

Full name

Egypt Aluminium Sporting Club

Nickname(s)

ALU

Founded

1962

Ground

Aluminium Stadium

Nag Hammâdi, Egypt

Chairman

Zaki Basyouni

Manager

Hussein Abd El-Latif

League

Egyptian Second Division

2009-10

9th (Group A)

Home colours

Away colours

Aluminium is an Egyptian football club based in Nag Hammâdi.

The club returned to the Egyptian Premier League at the beginning of the 2007–08 season, following a long absence.^[1]

Leader of El Zamalek and former player of the Egypt national football team, Hussein Abdel Latif, managed to ascend to the league again after major conflict with the teams level. Aluminium tries in the championship this season to provide a good standard. The main goal of the group is the lack of landing once again to the league Section II with the end of the season.

Current Squad 2007/08

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

No.	Position	Player
-	GK	Mohamed El-Sayed
-	GK	Yasser Qadry
-	DF	Ibrahim Abdul Rahim
-	DF	Hani Barakat
-	DF	Ahmed Kamel
-	DF	Mahmoud Al-Husseini
-	DF	Emad Suleiman
-	DF	Hussein Mohamed
-	DF	Hassan Gomaa
-	DF	Mohamed Abdel Qadir
-	DF	Yasser Mostafa
-	DF	Ahmed Mohsen

No.	Position	Player
-	DF	Mohamed Abul Magd
-	DF	Hisham Ali
-	MF	Ashraf Azab
-	MF	Ibrahim Castilla
-	MF	Ramadan Abou El-Hagag
-	MF	Mostafa Abbas
-	MF	Adel Emam
-	MF	Tamer Darwish
-	FW	Karim Abdul Hakim
-	FW	Harby Tawfik
-	FW	Mostafa Badawi
-	FW	Kerlos Naser

Managers

Hussein Abdel-Latif (2011-2012)
Shedeid Qinawy (2014)
Essam Marei (2014-2015)
Hisham Salah (2015-)^[2]

References

↑ Mazhar, Inas (2007-08-16). "Kick off". Al-Ahram Weekly. Archived from the original on 11 September 2009. Retrieved 2009-09-21.
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Egyptian Second Division

Group 1	Sohag FC Aluminium Nag Hammâdi Aswan El Nasr Tadeen Madina Monawara Ras Gharib Workers Gharb Sehel El Margha Tahta FC Luxor FC Kima Aswan Arment Suger Shuban Qena

Group 2	El Wasty El Minya FC Telephonat Beni Suef SC Bani Suweif FC Al Fayoum FC Markaz Shabab Tamia Petrol Asyut Bani Mazar FC Markaz Shabab Samlot Menyet Al Heet Markaz Shabab Naser Malawi Markaz Shabab Maghagha Nasr Al Fekrya

Group 3	El Sharquia lel-Dokhan El-Sekka El-Hadid Sokar El Hawamidiya El-Entag El-Harby Nogoom Al Mostaqbal Tersana SC Masr lel Ta'meen FC Masr Banha FC Al Shams Itesalat Bahtem Al Ealamyeen

Group 4	Markaz Shabab Abou Sweer Marekh Al Sharkeyah El Qanah Domiat Club Suez Montakhab Facous FC Port Fuad FC Kahrbaa Ismailia Kahrbaa Talkha Al Shohadaa Ghazl Domiat Suez Semad

Group 5	El Mansoura SC Ghazl El Mahalla SC Baladeyet El-Mahalla Gomhoreyat Shebin FC Sers Al Layan Sayd El-Mahalla Sherbin FC Dekerns FC Nabarouh FC Itehad Al Senblawen Belqas FC Al Hamol Markaz Shabab Tala

Group 6	Farco FC Al-Hammam Abu Qair Semad Tanta FC Kafr Al-Sheikh Olympi Shabab Al Dab'a Maleyeit Kafr El Zayat Ghazl Kafr Al Dawar Markaz Shabab Koom Hamada Koom Hamada Meiah Al-Beheira Al Taragy

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