محمد أبو تريكة | أمير القلوب - الأسطورة التى لن تتكرر

He was distinguished by his high morals in his relationships with others, both on and off the field, in addition to his commitment to the rules and ethics of the game. He never received a red card throughout his illustrious football career. One of the most popular Arab players of all time, Mohamed Aboutrika, the

Egyptian international footballer, nicknamed "The Prince of Hearts," played as an attacking midfielder. He was a playmaker who contributed significantly to the attack and goal-scoring, in addition to his magical touches, dribbling skills, and penetrating runs. His playing style was often compared to that of the famous French player Zinedine Zidane, making him one of the most

prolific players in winning championships for both the Egyptian national team and Al-Ahly SC, thanks to his decisive goals. Aboutrika was born on November 7, 1978, in the village of Nahia, in the Giza Governorate. He grew up in a modest family with three sons and one daughter. As a young boy, he worked as a day laborer in a

brick factory with his uncle. This hard work prepared him physically and mentally to endure difficulties and challenging situations. Despite his work As a young boy, he completed his education until he graduated from the Faculty of Arts, Department of History, Cairo University. Abu Trika began his journey in the world of football when he was seven years old,

playing in the streets of Nahia and participating in Ramadan tournaments. Then he found his way to clubs and youth centers to move to another stage of his football life. When Abu Trika was 12 years old, his friend Magdi Abed, the goalkeeper of Smouha Club, guided him to the sports trials that were being