Former Zamalek Player Amr Zaki Suffers Horrific Accident

Egypt's and Zamalek former forward Amr Zaki was involved in a horrific accident on the North Coast road on Friday.

The former international player seriously injured and was immediately taken to El-Alamein hospital with serious injuries.

On his part, Dr. Mohamed Zarif, director of El -Alamein Hospital, said that Zaki was discharged from the hospital, after receiving the necessary treatment.

"Amr Zaki's condition stabilized, and he left the hospital during the last hours," Zarif added.

In August 2015, The Bulldozer announced his retirement from football on his Twitter account.

The 36-year-old burly striker won the Africa Cup of Nations title with the Pharaohs twice; 2006, and 2008. He netted 29 goals in 63 caps for the Egyptian national team.

Zaki's high moments included starring for Wigan, Enppi, and Zamalek.

In the meantime, he also had bad moments and unsuccessful spells at various clubs such as Hull City (England), Elazığspor (Turkey), Al-Salmiya (Kuwait), Raja Casablanca (Morocco), Al Ahed (Lebanon) and finally Arab Contractors after he returned to Egypt before announcing his retirement.

Earlier this month, Ghazl El-Mahala’s football team barely survived a fatal car crash after the team’s bus, which was heading towards their training camp in Alexandra, collided with a vehicle on the agricultural road.

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