Aswan SC

















































Aswan SC
Full name Aswan Sporting Club
Nickname(s) South Flower
Founded 1 January 1930
Stadium Aswan Stadium
Capacity 20,000
Chairman
Egypt Hassan Abdelkader
Manager
Egypt Muhammed Amer
Coach
Egypt Osama Orabi
League
Egyptian Second Division, 3rd (Stay)
2016–17
Egyptian Premier League, 16th
(Relegated)

Aswan is a football club based in Aswan, Egypt.




Contents






  • 1 Club Head Masters


  • 2 History


  • 3 Current squads


  • 4 References





Club Head Masters


39 Aswan's first president, Athee Bek Al-Nazer, Abbas Bey Farid, Ahmed Beck Abdelkader, Mahmoud Bek Hussein, Ahmed Bakr Sorour Sharif, Salem Bey Habashi, Ahmed Bek El-Hefnaoui, Ismail Bey El-Deroui, Abdel-Khaliq Bek Safwat, Abd El Latif Bek Shaker, Mohammed Bek Ahmed, Hussein Bey Raafat, Shu'ayb, Ishmael Bey Fakhri, Ahmad Bey Issa, Abdel Aziz Bak El-Qadi, Mohamed Bek Said, Hussein Bek Amin, Ismael Bey Fahmy, Abdel Hamid Bey Aref, Ibrahim Bek Halim, Mohamed Bek Omar, El-Awaat Abdel Aziz Abdel Hay, Hassan Khaled Hamdy, Abdel Aziz Al-Aghoury, Zakaria Abdel Fattah, Ahmed Najmuddin Sri and the advisor Mustafa Hamad, then the advisor Mustafa Hamad for 8 years, then Mohamed Abu El Nile for four years, then the advisor Shafei Saleh 4 years, the engineer Hussein Al-Nazer 5 years,Nader Al-Zayat, the adviser Hussein Abdo and the last one, Dr. Hassan Abdel Qader.



History


Aswan football team played a total of 9 seasons in the Egyptian Premier League in its history.[1] The team first appeared in the Premier league in the 1990–91 season, while the last season was in 2016-17. The longest spell the team spent in the Premier league was for only three consecutive seasons (from 1996–97 to 1998–99).


Aswan FC currently competes in the Egyptian Premier League.



Current squads


Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.


































































































No.
Position
 Player
1
Egypt
GK
Reda El Sayed
2
Egypt
MF
Alaa El Badry
3
Egypt
DF
Moaz El-Henawy
5
Egypt
DF
Hamada El Sayed
6
Egypt
MF
Ahmad Shedid Qinawi
7
Egypt
MF
Amir Abed
8
Egypt
DF
Sayed Elshabrawi
9
Egypt
FW
Ihab El-Masry
10
Egypt
MF
Osama Marei
11
Egypt
DF
Ahmed Abdelaziz
12
Egypt
MF
Mohamed El Shami
14
Egypt
FW
Mohamed El Fayoumi
15
Egypt
MF
Yasser Reda
16
Egypt
GK
Essam Saad










































































































No.
Position
 Player
18
Egypt
FW
Shokry Naguib
19
Nigeria
FW
John Utaka
20
Egypt
MF
Mohamed Fawzi
21
Egypt
DF
Basem Eid
22
Egypt
MF
Fouad Salama
23
Ghana
FW
Abdallah Addo
24
Egypt
FW
Mahmoud Shaaban
25
Egypt
MF
Mohamed Rizk
26
Egypt
MF
Mohab Said
27
Burkina Faso
MF
Eric Traoré
28
Burkina Faso
FW
Jerome Ouiyah
29
Egypt
FW
Hamada Yehia
44
Egypt
DF
Momen Atef
77
Egypt
FW
Mohamed El Baghdadi
-
Egypt
GK
Ahmed Hussein
-
Egypt
DF
Khaled Sobhi



References





  1. ^ Said, Tarek "Aswan Club Premier League Participations", Egyptian Football.net. Retrieved on 5 May 2010.




  • Aswan FC Results

  • Aswan's website








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