OFFICIAL: ENPPI sign Mohamed Samy ‘Van Dijk’

OFFICIAL: ENPPI sign Mohamed Samy ‘Van Dijk’
OFFICIAL: ENPPI sign Mohamed Samy ‘Van Dijk’

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- Yasmine El Tohamy - Egyptian Premier League side, ENPPI, have announced the signing of Ghazl El-Mahalla center back Mohamed Samy a.k.a ‘The Egyptian Van Dijk’.

Samy became a popular figure in the Egyptian footballing scene due to his resemblance to Liverpool defender and Dutch international Virgil Van Dijk.

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However, he also made his mark on the pitch, helping Ghazl El-Mahalla secure promotion to the Egyptian Premier League. ‘The Argentinians’ finished top of Group C just two points ahead of second-place Pharco FC.

El-Mahalla lost just three games out of 22 and were the second strongest defense in the whole league, having conceded just 11 goals.

‘Van Dijk’ was one of the main reasons behind that, having featured in all league games of the concluded season, while managing to score four goals.

Now, as ENPPI continue to look for hidden gems in the Egyptian Second Division instead of spending big money on first division players, they have signed the 29-year-old on a permanent basis.

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