A hamstring injury may affect Mohamed El Shenawy's inclusion in Egypt's national team camp.

Mohamed El Shenawy, Al Ahly's goalkeeper, is likely to miss the upcoming training camp for the Egypt national team after medical tests revealed a slight tear, specifically a grade two strain in his left adductor muscle, during today's training session at the El Tetsh Stadium. This injury will require him to follow an intensive rehabilitation and physiotherapy program in the coming days.

El Shenawy's Injury Diagnosis

Dr. Ahmed Gaballah, the head of the team's medical staff, provided details about the injury sustained by goalkeeper Mohamed El Shenawy, making his chances of joining the Pharaohs' camp extremely slim. This is a significant blow to the coaching staff's plans, which heavily rely on the goalkeeper's experience for the upcoming challenges.

This comes at a time when the coaching staff of the Egypt national team intends to announce the official squad later today after the conclusion of the matches, with the closed camp set to begin tomorrow, Thursday, in preparation for the matches against Angola and South Sudan in the African qualifiers, as well as a much-anticipated friendly against the South Africa national team.

The coaching staff aims to secure qualification early through a qualifying system that includes 48 teams divided into 12 groups, with the top two teams from each group qualifying directly for the continental finals.