Khaled Mahmoud

My journey in journalism began in 2013 across various departments until I specialised in sports journalism in 2015 when I found my greatest passion there, focusing on covering major European leagues. 

Over the past years, I have combined covering major football tournaments with tennis, a game I love dearly and find in it the peace and elegance I wish to see in all sports.

My passion for football started with the 1998 World Cup, which I consider the best of all time, with the great stars who participated and the historic matches played across France. 

I became attached to tennis starting in 2005, specifically since watching my first tournament on the clay courts at Roland Garros, which holds a special place in my heart. With the overwhelming popularity of football worldwide, my goal has become to elevate the popularity of tennis to a similar level, especially since it already has a significant following in the Arab world. As for my favourite player, it is the Swiss Roger Federer.

Articles by Khaled Mahmoud
  1. Nathaniel Brown Germany 2026

    Arsenal lead Bayern in race for Brown

    Arsenal have reportedly moved into pole position to sign Eintracht Frankfurt standout Nathaniel Brown, moving ahead of Bayern Munich in the race for the defender. The Gunners appear better equipped to meet the Bundesliga side's steep financial demands as they look to bolster their defensive options.

  2. Vlahovic to leave Juve on free transfer

    The long-running contract saga between Dusan Vlahovic and Juventus has finally reached a definitive conclusion with the confirmation that the striker will leave the club on a free transfer. Despite months of negotiations aimed at securing his future in Turin, reconcilement between the two parties proved impossible as talks officially broke down this week.

  3. Watkins: England snub was blessing in disguise

    Ollie Watkins has revealed that being left out of Thomas Tuchel’s England squad earlier this year was the catalyst for the best form of his career. The Aston Villa striker saw his World Cup dreams hang in the balance after missing the March camp, but he believes the setback provided the necessary fire to prove his worth on the big stage.

  1. Totti set for Roma talks as Gasperini demands key role

    The legendary Francesco Totti is nearing a sensational return to Roma as the club prepares to reopen negotiations with their greatest-ever player. While a comeback once seemed certain before stalling in recent months, manager Gian Piero Gasperini is now personally driving the push to see 'Er Pupone' back at the capital club.

  2. De Bruyne relieved by Conte exit at Napoli

    Kevin De Bruyne has spoken candidly about his difficult debut season at Napoli, admitting that he is glad to see the departure of manager Antonio Conte. The Belgian superstar struggled to find his best form under the Italian tactician's rigid system and has now opened up on the stylistic clashes that defined their short time together at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona.

  3. Maguire 'offered' to Inter despite Man Utd renewal

    Harry Maguire’s long and often turbulent association with Manchester United could be reaching its conclusion following reports that the veteran defender has been offered to Serie A champions Inter. Despite recently putting pen to paper on a contract extension at Old Trafford, the 33-year-old’s future remains the subject of intense speculation as the Nerazzurri look to rebuild their backline.

  4. Gordon targets Champions League glory with Barca

    Anthony Gordon has wasted no time in making his lofty ambitions known after completing his move to Barcelona, insisting the club must secure its sixth European crown. The England international expressed his excitement at joining the Catalan giants, describing the move as a dream come true following his arrival from Newcastle United.

  5. Ancelotti: Brazil lack stars like Pele and Ronaldo

    Carlo Ancelotti has delivered a blunt assessment of his current Brazil squad, suggesting the Selecao no longer boast the individual icons of years gone by. The Italian tactician claims that the five-time world champions must now lean on a collective effort rather than expecting a single superstar to carry the nation to glory.