The Egyptian international, Mostafa Mohamed, the Zamalek player, approached the transfer to the French League through the Saint-Etienne club portal, after the negotiations between the two clubs' management progressed greatly and the presence of a number of officials from one of the five major leagues clubs during the past days in Cairo to resolve the player's departure from the Egyptian league.
Mostafa Mohamed is one of the prominent stars in the Egyptian League and led the Egyptian Olympic team in the African Nations Youth U-23 Championship, in which he was able to be the top scorer for the Pharaohs in which he gained great experiences that prompted him not to be a major partner in the achievements of his club Zamalek last season.
The journey of Egyptian professionals in the French League is full of many, including players who were able to continue for seasons and others who quickly returned to the Egyptian League.
Ahmed Samir Farag
Ahmed Samir Farag worked in French club Sochaux in the 2005-2006 season coming from the youth team of Al-Ahly, and he played with the team one season before returning to join the Ismaili ranks, and after that he played for several clubs, but he is considered one of the most prominent talents that have not received fortunes in European leagues.
Hosni Abd Rabbo
Hosni Abd Rabbo chose to become a professional from Ismaili to Strasbourg in 2005, where he accompanied his departure in the French League after he signed for Al-Ahly before it in one of the incidents of Egyptian players signing for more than one club.
Ahmed Abu Muslim
Ahmed Abu Muslim worked for French club Strasbourg in 2005 from Al-Ahly club, participated with the team and presented good matches for 4 years.
In 2009, Ahmed Abu Muslim moved from Strasbourg to the French club Ajaccio and played with him for one season, to have played for two different French clubs.
Abdullah Yassin
Abdullah Yassin played in the ranks of the French Paris Saint-Germain junior from 2009 to 2013 and appeared at a distinguished level with the team, but his experience was not successful until he returned to the Arab Contractors and plays in the Egyptian League now.
Dodo Gabas
Dudu El Gabas made a short professional experience in France at the Arles Avenon before deciding to return to join Wadi Degla.
Mmazhar Abdul Rahman
Mazhar became a professional in the ranks of Monaco after playing for the Arab Contractors and Al-Masry teams, where he moved to the French League in 2002 and played with the team for three seasons, but he did not mainly participate.
Mido
Within the series of professional experiences that Ahmed Hossam Mido, the star of Zamalek club and the former national team, played for, the French Olympique de Marseille, who played for him in the 2003-2004 season, where he fought 34 matches and scored 9 goals and 7 assists.
Karim Hafez
He joined the French JMG Academy until the age of 18, and then started my career with the Belgian club Liers, who played within its ranks before moving to Omonia Nicosia of Cyprus, and then joined the French ranks of Lens for one season on loan from Leres.
He played 13 matches with Lens in the French second division at the end of the season, during which he made "two goals".
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