Announce Muhammad Nagy Gedoformer Al-Ahly and Egypt national team player and coach Pyramids Current, he retired from football on this day, January 10, 2021, after a career full of achievements at the local and continental levels with the Red Castle. Gedo wrote on Twitter: “I feel that this is the right time to retire. Thank God I had a wonderful career that was much greater than I imagined.” “I am very grateful for every moment. I am lucky to have achieved all my dreams, but this would not have happened without your encouragement. I am now ready for the new journey in my life. Thank you all.”
Gedo began his career with the Football Club at the age of 17 years with the Housh Issa Youth Center, before joining the Damanhour Club for 5,000 pounds.
Gedo’s first appearance in the Highlights and Fame League at Al-Ittihad Club of Alexandria in the 2005-2006 season, when Zaeem Al-Thaghr signed him from Damanhour for 350,000 pounds.
Hassan Shehata, the coach of the Egyptian national team at the time from 2004 to 2011, discovered the capabilities of the former Al-Ittihad Alexandria player and included him in the Egyptian national team at the expense of Ahmed Hossam “Mido” in the Pharaohs’ list in the 2010 African Cup of Nations in Angola.
What Gedo did in this tournament gave him large spaces in all the international newspapers following the tournament because of his five goals, all of which came after he came on in the second half as a substitute as part of Shehata’s plan.
Gedo returned from Angola to join Al-Ahly Club after a fierce struggle with… Zamalekwho tried to include the player, before the Al-Ittihad player decided to choose the red side in Egyptian football.
In his first season 2010-2011 with Al-Ahly, Gedo played 24 matches, during which he scored 8 goals and made one goal in the Egyptian League championship, and he played 10 matches in the African Champions League, during which he scored one goal.
In the following season, 2011-2012, Gedo led Al-Ahly Club to the African Champions League title when he scored 5 goals in the tournament, the most important of which was in the final match in Tunisia against Esperance. He also made a goal in the tournament.
In the Egyptian League, he participated in 14 matches, which is the same number of participations in the continental championship, and he scored 4 goals and also assisted one goal in the local championship.
In the 2012-2013 season, Gedo played 3 matches in the Club World Cup with Al-Ahly, but did not score. He left a few days later to play in the Championship with Hull City, England, participating in 12 matches and scoring 5 goals.
In the 2013-2014 season, Gedo joined Hull City again after a short period he spent in Al-Ahly. He played only 29 minutes in two matches, and participated in the Capital One Cup for only 62 minutes, and the FA Cup for 90 minutes, before returning to Cairo in January.
On February 20, 2014, Gedo participated with Al-Ahly in the African Super Cup and won the title with Al-Ahmar after defeating Tunisian CS Sfaxien with a score of (3-2) in Cairo.
He participated in 10 matches in the Egyptian League during which he did not score, but he made one goal, and in the Champions League he played 4 matches and scored one goal.
The 2014-2015 season witnessed the disappearance of Gedo after suffering an injury, and he started his season very late in the 29th round in the league, participating in only 6 matches and scoring a single goal after he returned to playing the substitute role, and it was the Al-Ahly and Al-Maqasa match, where he participated for 67 minutes.
Gedo was not included in Al-Ahly’s African roster due to his lack of continuous participation and the rise of players in the same position, in addition to the new deals concluded by Al-Ahmar, so in the summer of 2015 came the decision to leave Al-Ahly and head to El Entag El Harby, then the Arab Contractors, then El Gouna.
With Al-Ahly, Gedo won the league title, the Egyptian Cup, the African Champions League, and the Egyptian and African Super Cups, and he also won the African Nations title with the Egyptian national team in 2020.
Mohamed Nagy Gedo suffered temporary memory loss while he was a player in the Arab Contractors, after Mahmoud Fathallah, defender of the Mountain Wolves, caused him temporary memory loss, which caused Gedo to be absent from the match between Al-Ittihad of Alexandria in the Egyptian League Championship.
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