Essam El-Hadary officially announces his retirement ... and heads to training
The former Egyptian goalkeeper, Essam El-Hadary, announced his final retirement today from football after a long career of giving.
Al-Hadari said on his page on the social networking site "Twitter": "A land with what God has ordained for you to be the richest of people .. Praise be to God I fulfilled my message perfectly. God bears witness that I have spared no effort or sweat while I wear my country's national team shirt that I was honored with. I investigated with my colleagues." Achievements that will remain engraved in gold letters throughout history. "
He added, "I have never, and will never forget, that one day the credit for my football career after our Lord Almighty is Al-Ahly Club of the Century, and the greatest club in the universe and its great fans are the ones who made the name and stardom of Essam El-Hadary. I owe her and the club Al-Ahly that I love everything." .
He explained: "It is impossible for the situation to persist. If it lasted for someone else, it would not have reached you ... With full respect for all clubs ... I am honest with myself, especially in the moments when I take difficult decisions. I announce very clearly that I have decided to quit football permanently."
He continued: "I will not join any club, but I am on the cusp of a new challenging experience. I have taken training courses in Europe, and spent periods of living in international clubs. I am ready and praise be to God with your support to start my career in the world of training."
He said, "All thanks to my fellow players, whom I have witnessed over the generations ... and also thanks to every coach I have trained on his hands ... and to the administrative and medical apparatus. And to my brothers workers who helped me ... and the biggest thanks to my beloved country, Egypt. I hope to close the curtain today on my football career. I did not shorten it." Anyone's right. "
Essam El-Hadary, who was born on January 15, 1973 in Damietta, played for several Egyptian clubs, most notably Damietta, Al-Ahly, Zamalek, Al-Ismaili, Al-Ittihad of Alexandria, Tigris Valley and Al-Nujoom, as well as Saudi Taawon, Al-Merikh Al-Sudani and Swiss Sion.
El-Hadary participated in winning four titles for the Egyptian team in the African Nations Cup, in 1998, as a substitute and basic, and in 2006, 2008 and 2010, and won with him second place in the 2017 edition and participated in the 2018 World Cup in Russia, and he won many titles with the clubs that he played to her.
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