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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. 'Madness!' - Carragher slams Liverpool midfield after Newcastle expose Iraola

    Liverpool's high-octane start to the 2026-27 Premier League campaign descended into tactical chaos on Sunday afternoon at St James' Park as Andoni Iraola's first competitive game in charge ended in a dramatic 2-2 draw with Newcastle United. Despite rescuing a point deep in stoppage time, the Reds looked alarmingly vulnerable on the transition, drawing sharp criticism from club icon Jamie Carragher.

  2. Haaland's girlfriend copies Man City star's new hairstyle

    Isabel Haugseng Johansen has stunned supporters by showcasing a brand-new hairstyle, mirroring her boyfriend Erling Haaland after the Manchester City striker unexpectedly shaved off his signature long blond locks. The 22-year-old Norwegian revealed her fresh shoulder-length trim on social media just hours before Manchester City kicked off their Premier League campaign against Bournemouth at the Etihad Stadium.

  3. Man Utd suffer major blow as Amad Diallo faces six-week layoff

    Manchester United have been dealt a significant injury blow after Amad Diallo suffered an ankle injury during a training session, ruling the winger out of action for approximately six weeks. The 24-year-old Ivory Coast international has established himself as a prominent figure in the first-team squad, making his unexpected absence a major concern for the coaching staff as the Premier League season intensifies.

  4. "We defended not well" - Rose frustrated after Bournemouth's collapse against Man City

    Bournemouth head coach Marco Rose expressed his disappointment following a late defensive breakdown that saw his side slip to a defeat against Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium. Despite delivering a competitive display for large periods of the Premier League fixture, the Cherries conceded late on to hand Enzo Maresca's side all three points, leaving their manager demanding immediate improvements at the back.

  5. Newcastle and Liverpool Pay Emotional Tribute to Keegan

    Newcastle United and Liverpool joined forces at St James' Park to pay an emotional tribute to Kevin Keegan following his death at the age of 75. Both clubs united ahead of their Premier League fixture to honour the legendary player and manager who enjoyed iconic spells on Tyneside and Merseyside. Fans, players, and staff combined to deliver a memorable pre-match ceremony celebrating his legacy.

  6. Amorim approves Nkunku departure to former Club Leipzig

    RB Leipzig have reached an agreement in principle with AC Milan for the transfer of Christopher Nkunku, bringing the French forward closer to a return to Germany. The 28-year-old has been deemed surplus to requirements at San Siro under head coach Ruben Amorim, paving the way for his former club to secure a deal that includes an initial loan with an option to make the move permanent.

  7. Sporting CP boss refuses to rule out exit for Barca and AC Milan target Inacio

    Sporting CP head coach Rui Borges has addressed the growing speculation surrounding Goncalo Inacio after the defender was left out of the starting lineup on Saturday. With AC Milan showing keen interest in bringing the Portugal international to San Siro and rumors linking him to Barcelona, the manager admitted he cannot guarantee the 24-year-old central defender will remain at the club before the transfer window closes.