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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. Belgium spoil Mancini return with 2-0 win

    Roberto Mancini's second stint as Italy manager got off to a nightmare start as the Azzurri suffered a 2-0 defeat to Belgium at the Stadio Olimpico. Goals from Mika Godts and Dodi Lukebakio proved decisive in a match where the home side failed to capitalise on their chances, leaving their Nations League campaign facing an immediate uphill battle.

  2. Bellingham named England Player of the Year

    Jude Bellingham has officially been crowned the England men’s Player of the Year for the second consecutive season following his record-breaking exploits on the world stage. The Real Madrid superstar enjoyed a historic summer, cementing his status as the talisman of the Three Lions squad under the bright lights of the World Cup.

  3. Embolo joins Xhaka in Swiss exile over fake documents

    Switzerland have been rocked by further controversy after Breel Embolo became the second high-profile star to be removed from their Nations League squad. The Atlanta United forward follows captain Granit Xhaka in withdrawing from international duty due to ongoing legal issues regarding forged COVID-19 certificates.

  1. Chelsea charged by FA after Fulham clash

    Chelsea have been formally charged by the Football Association following allegations of discriminatory chanting during their West London derby victory over Fulham earlier this season. The governing body is investigating reports of sectarian abuse that occurred during the match at Craven Cottage in August.

  2. Klopp denied winning start by Dutch

    Jurgen Klopp's highly anticipated reign as Germany head coach began with a dramatic 1-1 draw against the Netherlands in the UEFA Nations League. In a physical encounter at the Johan Cruyff Arena, the former Liverpool boss saw his side take the lead through Felix Nmecha before a late Cody Gakpo strike ensured the spoils were shared.

  3. Kvaratskhelia proud of Best comparisons after Ballon d'Or nod

    Paris Saint-Germain talisman Khvicha Kvaratskhelia has admitted to feeling immense pride after being compared to footballing icon George Best following his inclusion on the Ballon d'Or shortlist. The Georgian international, who has enjoyed a meteoric rise at the Parc des Princes, is widely considered one of the leading contenders for the prestigious award.

  4. Zidane feeling "immense emotion" ahead of France debut

    Zinedine Zidane is ready to embark on a new chapter of his storied career as he prepares for his first match as the head coach of France. The legendary figure, who took the reins following the conclusion of the 2026 World Cup, admitted to feeling a deep connection to his new role ahead of a Nations League clash with Turkiye.

  5. Mancini returns to Italy for Belgium clash

    Roberto Mancini is bracing himself for an evocative night at the Stadio Olimpico as he prepares to lead Italy once again in a high-stakes Nations League encounter against Belgium. The veteran coach returns to the national team dugout seeking redemption following the country's devastating failure to qualify for the 2026 World Cup.

  6. Donnarumma: Italy pain too great

    Gianluigi Donnarumma has opened up on the lingering trauma within the Italy squad following their devastating failure to qualify for the 2026 World Cup. As the Azzurri prepare for a fresh start in the Nations League, the goalkeeper admitted that the collective heartbreak remains a taboo subject among the players.