Mohamed Mahmoud, Al-Ahly player, was infected with the Corona virus

Mohamed Mahmoud, the Al-Ahly midfielder, was infected with the Corona virus, and the Al-Ahly player is subject to home isolation and took a treatment protocol to recover from the virus.

On May 7, Mohamed Mahmoud celebrated his 23rd birthday, when the maker of the Red Castle games was born on May 7, 1998, and joined the Al-Ahly club in the winter transfers from the ranks of the Tigris Valley team in a deal that cost the Red Castle treasury 20 million pounds.

Mohamed Mahmoud is associated with a sad memory with the Al-Ahly fans. Since joining the Red Castle, he has only participated in 74 minutes, divided into two matches, which are the two Pyramids matches, which the red team lost with two goals to one, and Samouha, which was won by the red giant with a clean goal, but the young player was cut in the ligament. The cruciate, when he recovered and became healthy, received another shock with another injury to the cruciate ligament.

On January 8, 2019, Mohamed Mahmoud received the news of his injury to the cruciate ligament after the first match for the Al-Ahly club, so that the player began the journey of recovery from the injury that lasted 279 days until he participated in the first training session with his club on October 14 and only nine days passed until the player received the worst shock when He fell again in Al-Ahly training session on October 23, with a cut in the cruciate ligament in the other knee.

Since the news of Mohamed Mahmoud's injury with a cruciate ligament was announced, expressions of support and support poured in on the player, whether from the player's colleagues or from the Egyptian football fans of various inclinations.

In general, Mohamed Mahmoud participated in 19 matches, whether with Wadi Degla or Al-Ahly, by a match in the Egypt Cup and 18 others in the general league, and Mahmoud scored 4 goals while making another goal.

Mohamed Mahmoud was among the ranks of the Olympic team led by Shawky Gharib, but the injury prevented him from the African coronation of the Young Pharaohs in the African Under-23 Cup of Nations, which was held in Cairo.

Mohamed Mahmoud joined the ranks of the national team at the direct request of Aguirre, the former Pharaohs coach - after he was in the Olympic squad - after Sam Morsi was injured before the Niger match in the African qualifiers for Africa 2019.