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Sherif Ekramy Retires After 30 Years, Winning 18 Titles with Al Ahly and 5 with Pyramids
Egyptian goalkeeper Sherif Ekramy officially announced his retirement from football before the start of the 2026-2027 season, after a career spanning more than 30 years. Ekramy played for both Al Ahly and Pyramids, participating in 271 matches with Al Ahly, winning 18 titles, and appearing in 48 matches with Pyramids, securing 5 titles including the Egypt Cup and the CAF Champions League. He also made significant contributions to the Egyptian national team, setting a record with over 110 matches in African tournaments, and achieving international honors such as the bronze medal at the 2001 FIFA U-20 World Cup and being named Best Goalkeeper in the 2003 tournament. On his Facebook account, Ekramy expressed his love and gratitude for his career, emphasizing that the decision to retire was difficult but necessary, and he thanked all the clubs, coaches, fans, and his family for their support throughout his journey.
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