Elneny, Hegazi, Mohamed join Egypt 's trainings ahead of 2021 AFCON

Arsenal midfielder Mohamed Elneny, Ittihad Jeddah defender Ahmed Hegazi and Galatasaray striker Mostafa Mohamed have trained with Egypt on Tuesday ahead of their participation in the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations in Cameroon.

Ahram Online , Tuesday 4 Jan 2022,

Arsenal midfielder Mohamed El nenny during training with the Egyptian national football team. Photo courtesy of EFA Twitter account.

Liverpool star Mohamed Salah and Aston Villa winger Mahmoud ‘Trezeguet’ Hassan who have arrived late Monday are expected to join the trainings on Wednesday, to complete the Pharaohs’ squad list heading to Cameroon next Friday.

The national team started their Tuesday trainings with 23 players including Ahly midfielder Amr El-Sulaya who continued rehabilitation.

The Pharaohs are set to travel to Cameroon on Friday.

Egypt play in Group D along with Nigeria, Sudan and Guinea Bissau. The seven-time african champions will start their campaign against the Nigerian Super Eagles on 11 January.

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