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Mohamed Saeed

MENA Region and Europe Football Correspondent

I began my journalism journey in 2011, specializing in investigative reporting. This allowed me to explore various fields in depth and develop strong analytical skills, until I decided to focus on my first passion: football. I moved on to cover the Egyptian national team across all age groups, global football, and other sports such as swimming, shooting, and squash.

My passion for football began on the field, playing in youth teams for several Egyptian clubs. From there, I dedicated myself to following global football, starting with the 1998 World Cup, as well as domestic football in Egypt. I didn’t just follow it on screens—I have consistently attended matches of my favorite team, Zamalek, the most decorated club in the 20th century, from the stands.

I don’t have a favorite European team, although I lean toward AC Milan due to my admiration for stars like George Weah, Maldini, Gattuso, Kaká, Pirlo, Ronaldinho, and Seedorf. This has made watching historic El Clásico matches between Real Madrid and Barcelona even more enjoyable, while keeping me neutral in debates about them.

Still, my best football moments remain Zamalek’s victory over Ismaily and Al Ahly’s defeat to Enppi, marked by Sid Abdel-Naim’s header that secured the epic 2002–2003 league title for Zamalek, as well as AC Milan’s sweet revenge over Liverpool in the 2007 Champions League final with Inzaghi’s historic brace.

I’ve been fortunate to work for two of the Middle East’s leading sports platforms, Kooora and GOAL.COM, which gave me extensive knowledge of both Arab and global football. I was honored to join the Egyptian Journalists Syndicate in 2022, and I specialize in writing SEO-driven sports content for Kooora.

My all-time favorite lineup includes: Buffon in goal; defenders Cafu, Maldini, Beckenbauer, Roberto Carlos; midfielders Zidane, Iniesta, Lionel Messi; and forwards Mohamed Salah, Cristiano Ronaldo, and Maradona.

Throughout my career, I have published thousands of reports, investigations, and feature stories on Kooora and GOAL. Some of the highlights include:

“What do you think of falafel now, Aboutrika? Arnie Slot smashes ‘Lobster Club’ and plans to erase Manchester City!”

“Retired from tennis, but his love for Real Madrid is endless… Nadal, who voluntarily removed his Barcelona shirt and created half of Georgina’s fortune!”

“Thanks to the naïve Ceferin… the ambitions of the biggest enemy of the Roshn League give Saudi Arabia a sweeping victory for free!”

Articles by Mohamed Saeed
  1. Premier League under pressure to share the wealth

    A landmark report from the Independent Football Regulator has exposed the fragile financial foundations of English football, warning that the majority of clubs are currently living on the brink of disaster. Despite record revenues topping £9bn, the watchdog has signalled that it is prepared to use back-stop powers if the Premier League and EFL fail to resolve their long-standing dispute over wealth distribution.

  2. Messi snubbed by Ballon d'Or organizers

    Lionel Messi's role at the upcoming Ballon d'Or ceremony has become a major talking point as the footballing world prepares for the glitzy gala in London. While the Inter Miami talisman remains in the running for the top prize, reports suggesting he would take on a ceremonial role have been firmly dismissed.

  1. PSG receive double boost before Man City showdown

    Paris Saint-Germain have been handed a significant fitness lift ahead of their high-stakes Champions League encounter with Manchester City this week. Key duo Ousmane Dembélé and Nuno Mendes have both reported back to the club's training base following a period of scheduled rest. The return of two of Luis Enrique's most influential starters comes at a critical juncture as the French champions prepare for their first major continental test of the season.

  2. Haaland and Doku strike as Man City punish Liverpool

    Manchester City extended their lead to three goals against Liverpool at Anfield after capitalising on a second-half dismissal to take firm control of the contest. In a devastating six-minute spell, Erling Haaland and Jeremy Doku struck in quick succession before Rayan Cherki capped a brilliant team move to make it 3-0. The visitors are now on course to move three points clear at the top of the Premier League table, with Liverpool facing an uphill battle to mount an unlikely comeback.

  3. Carrick 'expects sack' at Man Utd

    Michael Carrick is reportedly showing physical signs that he expects to be relieved of his duties as Manchester United manager following a disastrous start to the Premier League campaign. The Red Devils' recent failure to secure victory against Tottenham Hotspur has only intensified the scrutiny on the former midfielder’s position at Old Trafford.

  4. Man City face 'cheats' taunts at Anfield

    Manchester City were met with a thunderous reception of "cheats" as they arrived at Anfield on Sunday for their first fixture since being found guilty of breaching Premier League financial regulations. The atmosphere on Merseyside was predictably toxic as home supporters voiced their fury over the independent commission's recent findings.

  5. Bayern Munich chief picks his Ballon d'Or winner over Olise

    Bayern Munich president Herbert Hainer has weighed in on the race for the Ballon d'Or, choosing between two of the club's most prolific stars. While acknowledging the incredible impact of summer signing Michael Olise, the club chief insisted that Harry Kane remains his primary candidate for football’s most prestigious individual honour.

  6. 'Dragging football through the gutter!' - Carragher launches furious attack on Man City

    Jamie Carragher has issued a blistering warning regarding the future of English football, claiming that Manchester City risk dragging the sport "through the gutter" by prolonging their legal warfare against the Premier League. The Liverpool legend expressed deep concern that the club's wealthy hierarchy will refuse to accept the recent guilty verdict, leading to a cycle of litigation that could cause irreparable harm to the division's reputation.