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List of Zamalek SC presidents

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Zamalek Sporting Club
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Zamalek Sporting Club (Arabic: نادي الزمالك الرياضي), commonly referred to as Zamalek, is an Egyptian sports club based in Cairo, Egypt. The club is mainly known for its professional football team, which currently plays in the Egyptian Premier League, the top tier of the Egyptian football league system. Since the foundation of the club in 1911, 22 different presidents ran the club. The first president of Zamalek SC is George Merzbach Bey, who is also the founder of the club. The longest-running president in the history of Zamalek SC is Mohammed Haidar Pasha, as he was the president of the club from 1923 to 1952, a total of 29 consecutive years.

List of presidents[edit]

Mohammed Haidar Pasha, the longest-running president in the history of Zamalek SC (29 years)

Mohamed Hassan Helmy, the first footballer to become a club's president in Egypt

Hussein Labib, Current president of Zamalek SC

This is a complete list of all club presidents in the history of Zamalek SC, from 1911 (foundation) until the present day.^[1]^[2]

Zamalek Sporting Club Presidents
No.	Period	Name	From	To
1	1st	George Merzbach Bey	1911	1915
2	1st	Nicolas Arfagi Bianchi	1915	1917
3	1st	Dr. Mohammed Badr	1917	1919
4	1st	Mohammed Haidar Pasha	1923	1952
5	1st	Mahmoud Shawki	1952	1955
6	1st	Abdel Hamid El-Shawarbi	1955	1955
7	2nd	Mahmoud Shawki	1955	1956
8	1st	Abdel-Latif Abu-Rajelha	1956	1961
9	1st	Elwi El-Gazzar	1961	1962
10	1st	Hassan Amer	1962	1967
11	1st	Mohammed Hassan Helmy	1967	1971
12	1st	Tawfik El-Kheshin	1971	1972
13	2nd	Mohammed Hassan Helmy	1974	1980
14	3rd	Mohammed Hassan Helmy	1980	1984
15	2nd	Hassan Amer	1984	1988
16	1st	Hassan Abou El Fotouh	1988	1990
17	1st	Nour El-Dali	1990	1992
18	1st	Galal Ibrahim	1992	1996
19	1st	Kamal Darwish	1996	2001
20	2nd	Kamal Darwish	2001	2005
21	1st	Mortada Mansour	2005	2005
22	1st	Morsi Atallah	2005	2006
23	2nd	Mortada Mansour	2006	2006
24	1st	Raouff Gasser	2006	2006
25	1st	Mamdouh Abbas	2006	2008
26	1st	Mohamed Amer	2008	2009
27	2nd	Mamdouh Abbas	2009	2010
28	2nd	Galal Ibrahim	2010	2011
29	3rd	Mamdouh Abbas	2011	2013
30	3rd	Kamal Darwish	2013	2014
31	3rd	Mortada Mansour	2014	2017
32	4th	Mortada Mansour	2017	2020
33	1st	Ahmed Bakry^[a]	2020	2020
34	1st	Emad Abdel-Aziz^[b]	2020	2021
35	1st	Hussein Labib (Interim)	2021	2021
36	5th	Mortada Mansour	2021	2023
37	1st	Hassan Moussa (Interim)	2023	2023
38	1st	Imad El-Banani (Interim)	2023	2023
39	2nd	Hussein Labib	2023	Present

Source:^[5]

Notes[edit]

^ The appointed interim committee president of the appointed interim committee in charge of administrating Zamalek SC after the deposition of the previous president, Mortada Mansour, and until the next club presidential election. However, he died after 24 days from taking office, due to COVID-19.^[3]

^ Appointed as the interim committee president of the appointed interim committee in charge of administrating Zamalek SC after the passing away of the former appointed interim committee president, Ahmed Bakry, and until the next club presidential election.^[4]

References[edit]

^ "تاريخ النادى". el-zamalek.com (in Arabic).

^ "Zamalek Sporting Club Founded January 5th, 1911". Angelfire.

^ "وفاة المستشار أحمد البكرى رئيس الزمالك متأثرا بفيروس كورونا.. ودع القلعة البيضاء بعد 24 يوما من توليه قيادة النادى.. الأهلى وشوبير ينعيان الفقيد.. وكلمات مؤثرة لابنته عقب الوداع.. وهشام إبراهيم رئيس مؤقت للأبيض". youm7.com (in Arabic). 24 December 2020.

^ "Ministry of Sports names new Zamalek president". kingfut.com. 27 December 2020.

^ "Dr. Tarek Said's Homepage – Zamalek Sporting Club – History". Angelfire.com. Retrieved 2015-06-12.

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Home stadium	Abdulrahman Fawzi Hall Cairo International Stadium Borg El Arab Stadium
Training Ground	Mohammed Hassan Helmy "Zamora" Stadium
Rivalries	Cairo derby
Supporters	Ultras White Knights (UWK)
Media	Zamalek TV - Magazine
Related articles	30 June Stadium stampede - Zamalek disaster

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