List of Zamalek SC records and statistics

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'Zamalek Football Club (Arabic: نادي الزمالك لكرة القدم, lit.: Nadi El Zamalek'), commonly referred to as Zamalek, is an Egyptian professional football club based in Cairo, and is considered as one of the most successful teams in Africa and as one of the continent's giants. This article includes records and statistics related to Zamalek SC.

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Zamalek is one of the most successful clubs in the history of Egyptian football in terms of the number of local championships, as the club has won fourteen Egyptian League titles, twenty-eight titles in the Egypt Cup, four titles in the Egyptian Super Cup, fourteen titles in the Cairo League and two titles in the Sultan Hussein Cup, one title of the October League Cup, three titles of King Fouad Cup, one title of each of the Egyptian Friendship Cup and the Egyptian Confederation Cup.

At the African level, they had achieved fourteen African continental titles by winning the CAF Champions League five times, the CAF Confederation Cup twice, and the African Cup Winners' Cup once, five times in the CAF Super Cup, in addition to winning two titles of the Afro-Asian Club Championship. At the Arab level, Zamalek won the Arab Club Champions Cup once and the Egyptian-Saudi Super Cup twice. The Zamalek football team is the most victorious African team in the continental level in the 20th century, with 9 tournaments. The football team in Zamalek also won the title of the best club in the world according to the International Federation of Football History & Statistics (IFFHS) in February 2003.

This list encompasses the major honours won by Zamalek and records set by the club, their managers and their players. The player records section includes details of the club's leading goalscorers and those who have made most appearances in first team competitions.

All stats are accurate as of 27 June 2024.

Honours

Worldwide / Intercontinental

Afro-Asian

Continental

African

Regional

UAFA

Domestic

League

Cup

Defunct

Friendly

All trophies are approved by Egyptian football Association website [2] and Zamalek SC Official Facebook page. [3]

Players

Appearances [4]

NameYears League Cup Super Cup AfricanArabTotal
Flag of Egypt.svg Abdel-Wahed El-Sayed 1997–2014345 (0)40 (0)4 (0)88 (0)27 (0)504   (0)
Flag of Egypt.svg Abdel Halim Ali 1999–2009219 (81)27 (18)3 (0)58 (23)32 (13)339   (138)
Flag of Egypt.svg Tarek El-Sayed 1995–2008207 (19)23 (2)2 (0)56 (5)35 (0)323   (26)
Flag of Egypt.svg Mohamed Aboul Ela 1999–2009144 (9)27 (0)3 (0)51 (1)23 (1)248   (11)
Flag of Egypt.svg Besheer El-Tabei 1997–2004
2007–2008
146 (9)21 (0)2 (0)42 (0)22 (2)223   (11)

Goalscorers

Awards Winners

EFA Egyptian Player of the Year
Al-Ahram Hebdo Egyptian Best footballer award

The following players won Al-Ahram Hebdo Egyptian Best footballer award while playing for Zamalek:

Al-Shabab & Al-Reyada Annual Awards

The following players won Al-Shabab & Al-Reyada Annual Awards while playing for Zamalek: [11]

Team records

Matches

Season-by-season performance

League record by opponent

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