Ghaly's Ahly move ruled out
CAIRO: Nasr president Faisal Bin Turk announced that Hossam Ghaly won't move away from the club in the close season, ruling out his return to Egypt's Ahly. Egyptian champions Ahly…
Saied reveals Betis, Raja bids
CAIRO: Former Ahly and Zamalek defender Ibrahim Saied says that Real Betis and Morocco s Raja Casablanca want to acquire his services in the close season. My agent told me…
Zamalek snap up defender Ezz Al-Regal
CAIRO: Zamalek have snapped defender Ahmed Ezz Al-Regal, who was released by Libya s Hilal in the close season, on a free transfer.Hilal had to dispense with the Egyptian center-half…
Ittihad terminate Abdel-Rahman contract
ALEXANDRIA: Ittihad have decided to rescind the contract of their newcomer Mahmoud Abdel-Rahman, who joined the coastal side on a season-long loan from Police Union last month, FilGoal.com understands.The Alexandria…
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Egypt index down 1.3 pct in low volumes Egypt s benchmark index dips 1.3 percent on Monday, its sixth losing session in seven, with selling pressure seen in most of…
Suez Cement to start importing clinker
CAIRO: Suez Cement, one of Egypt s largest listed cement makers, plans to begin importing clinker and bagged cement to meet growing demand in the Egyptian market, the company said…
Britain slaps partial arms embargo on Israel
JERUSALEM: Britain has imposed a partial arms embargo on Israel over the Gaza war, refusing to supply replacement parts for navy gunships used in the offensive, a newspaper reported on…
Defense team of alleged 'terror cell' files complaint against interior minister
CAIRO: The defense team representing the 26 alleged members of a "terrorist cell arrested last week filed on Monday a complaint to the State Council's Administrative Court against interior minister…
Detained Brotherhood leader admitted to hospital
CAIRO: Detained Muslim Brotherhood leader Abdel Moneim Aboul Fotouh was admitted into Qasr Al-Aini Hospital Monday morning after he experienced difficulty breathing. The chairman of the Arab Doctors' Syndicate was…