Mohamed Abdel Monsef is watching youth matches to select outstanding goalkeepers for the 2007 national team.

Mohamed Abdel Monsef, the goalkeeper coach for Egypt's U-17 national team, is currently monitoring youth league matches as part of the technical staff led by Wael Riad. His goal is to identify standout talents in the goalkeeper position, preparing to benefit from the best prospects in the upcoming stages.

Mohamed Abdel Monsef Observes Goalkeepers

Abdel Monsef is assessing the performance of goalkeepers across various clubs, evaluating their technical and physical abilities, as well as checking their readiness to join the national team. This is part of the coaching staff's plan to form a distinguished group of goalkeepers capable of representing the youth team.

Monitoring youth league matches is a key effort by the technical staff under Wael Riad to expand player options and provide opportunities for those who prove their competence, which will benefit the U-17 team's preparations for upcoming challenges.

Youth Team to Play Two Friendly Matches Against Tanzania

Egypt's U-17 team, under the leadership of Wael Riad, will play two friendly matches against Tanzania during the training camp this November, as part of the preparation program for the Africa Cup of Nations in Ghana 2027.

The U-17 team will enter a closed training camp this November as the first step in preparing for the Africa Cup of Nations scheduled for February 2027.

The youth team successfully clinched the Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers title, collecting 9 points and outperforming Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, and Libya.