The Egypt national football

 The Egypt national football team is the national team for the game, and it represents the Arab Republic of Egypt in international competitions. The national team was established in 1920 and is one of the oldest national teams in Africa and the Arab world.

Since its establishment, the Egyptian national team has achieved many notable achievements in its career. It won the African Nations Championship seven times (in 1957, 1959, 1986, 1998, 2006, 2008 and 2010), making it the most successful team in its history. The Egyptian national team also participated in the World Cup five times (in 1934, 1990, 2002, 2018 and 2022).

The Egypt national team has a large and enthusiastic fan base, followed by millions of fans at home and abroad. The national team plays its international matches at the Borg El Arab International Stadium in Alexandria, which is one of the large and well-known stadiums in Egypt.

At the level of players, the Egyptian national team has produced many stars and legends in the world of football, such as Mohamed Salah, Ahmed Hossam Hassan "Mido", Hossam Hassan, Mohamed Aboutrika, Mohamed Elneny and many others.

In addition, Egypt's Olympic national team, youth and women's teams are also part of Egypt's footballing structure, and have achieved notable successes in their respective competitions.

In general, Egypt's first national team is pride and evidence of excellence in Egyptian, Arab and African football, and reaching the national team is a great honor for any player.