Football at the 1951 Mediterranean Games – Men's team squads
Below are the squads for the Football at the 1951 Mediterranean Games, hosted by Egypt, and took place between 14 and 18 October 1951.[1]
Coach:
| No. | Pos. | Player | Date of birth (age) | Caps | Goals | Club |
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| GK | Ahmed Kato |  Al Ittihad Alexandria
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| DF | Nour El-Dali | 24 October 1928 (aged 22) | Farouk
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| DF | Abdel Aziz Hammami | Al Ahly
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| DF | Hanafy Bastan | 6 December 1923 (aged 27) | Farouk
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| MF | Mohamed Abou Habaga | Farouk
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| FW | Mohamed El Guendi | Al Ahly
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| FW | El-Sayed El-Dhizui | 14 September 1926 (aged 25) | Al-Masry
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| FW | Ahmed Mekkawi | Al Ahly
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| Hamza Abdel Mawla | 26 October 1923 (aged 27) | |||||
| Saad Rached | ||||||
| Awad Abdel Rahman |
Coach: Giannis Helmis
| No. | Pos. | Player | Date of birth (age) | Caps | Goals | Club |
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| GK | Stelios Kourouklatos | 1922 |  Olympiacos
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| DF | Ilias Rosidis | 3 February 1927 (aged 24) | Olympiacos
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| DF | Kostas Linoxilakis | 5 March 1933 (aged 18) | Asteras Gyzi
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| DF | Andreas Mouratis | 29 November 1926 (aged 24) | Olympiacos
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| MF | Giannis Ioannou | 1 January 1931 (aged 20) | Ethnikos Piraeus
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| MF | Babis Kotridis | 30 October 1928 (aged 22) | Olympiacos
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| MF | Nikos Raditsas | 1931 | Asteras Gyzi
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| MF | Giorgos Darivas | 12 March 1926 (aged 25) | Olympiacos
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| FW | Nikos Lekatsas | 30 November 1925 (aged 25) | Ethnikos Piraeus
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| MF | Thanasis Bebis (c) | 1 January 1929 (aged 22) | Olympiacos
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| FW | Babis Drosos | 1927 | Olympiacos
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Coach:
| No. | Pos. | Player | Date of birth (age) | Caps | Goals | Club |
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| GK | Marwan Derderi |  Al-Jaish
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| Greiss Marouni | ||||||
| Mowaffak Hafez | ||||||
| Kevork Kassab | ||||||
| Michel Al-Tawil | ||||||
| Fetech Enani | ||||||
| Hakob Avrian | ||||||
| Jabra Al-Zarqa | ||||||
| Abdullah Al-Tawil | ||||||
| L. Garbi | ||||||
| M. Masri |
References
[edit]- ^ "Mediterranean Games 1951 (Alexandria, Egypt)". RSSSF. Dinant Abbink & Erik Garin. December 21, 2002.