Mohsen Saleh

Mohsen Saleh

Personal information
Full name	Mohsen Mohammed Saleh
Date of birth	(1949-06-22) 22 June 1949
Place of birth	Port Said, Egypt
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
	Al Masry SC
	Al-Tadamon SC (Kuwait)
	Nejmeh SC
	Al Ahly SC
International career
	Egypt
Managerial career
1979	Al Ahly SC (Junior Team)
1980	Khaleej FC
1981–1984	Al Ain FC (Junior Team)
1984–1985	Shabab Al-Ahli Club
1985–1988	Al-Watani
1988–1989	Port Foad
1990–1991	Al Masry SC
1991–1992	Mirbat SC
1994	Egypt (Assistant)
1994	Egypt U19
1994–1995	Egypt
1996–1997	Al-Najma SC
1998–1998	Al Masry SC
2000–2002	Ismaily SC
2002–2004	Egypt
2004	Al-Nassr FC
2004–2005	Al-Arabi SC
2006	Libya
2007	Yemen
2008–2009	Yemen
2009	Al-Hazem F.C.
2010	Smouha SC
2019–2024	Al Ahly SC (Managing Director Sport)
* Club domestic league appearances and goals

Mohsen Mohammed Saleh (Arabic: مُحْسِن مُحَمَّد صَالِح) (born 22 June 1949) is an Egyptian football analyst and a former football player and manager. He was recently appointed as head of Football Planning Committee at Al Ahly club.^[1]

Football career

As a midfielder, Saleh had a very successful run with the Egyptian club Al Ahly. He was also an international midfielder for the Egyptian national team. With Al Ahly, he won three Egyptian league titles. He also had spells with Egypt's Al Masry, Kuwaiti club Tadamon, and the Lebanese Nejmeh Sporting Club.

Managing career

As a manager, Saleh's greatest successes came while managing the Egyptian football club Ismaily. He led them to an Egyptian Cup title in 2000 as well as an Egyptian League title in 2002. He also has a 2nd division League title for Saudi Arabian club El-Watany to his name. Additionally, he won Kuwait Crown Prince Cup with Al Araby club in 2006. As an assistant coach, Saleh helped his former club Al Ahly to two Egyptian league titles. In 2002 the Egyptian Football Association awarded Saleh with the 'Best Coach of the Year' title for the year 2002.

Managerial history

• 1979: Ahly Junior Team and assistant coach for the first team (Egypt)
• 1980: El-Khaleeg (Saudi Arabia)
• 1981-1984: El-Ain Junior Team (United Arab Emirates)
• 1984-1985: El-Ahly Dubai (United Arab Emirates) (Assistant)
• 1985-1988: El-Watany (Saudi Arabia) (Saudi 2nd division League Champion 1987)
• 1988-1989: Port Foad (Egypt) (Qualified to the Egyptian Premier League after long absence)
• 1990-1991: Al Masry (Egypt)
• 1991-1992: Mirbat (Oman)
• 1994: Egyptian National Team (Assistant)
• 1994: Egyptian Youth Team U19
• 1995: Egyptian National Team
• 1996-1997: Negma (Saudi Arabia)
• 1997-1999: Al Masry (Egypt) (African Cup semifinal 1999)
• 1999-2002: Al Ismaily (Egypt) (Egyptian Cup Champion 2000 / CAF winners' Cup runner-Up 2000 / Egyptian League runner-up 2000 / Egyptian League Champion 2002)
• 2002-2004: Egyptian National Team
• 2004: Al Nasr (Saudi Arabia)
• 2005: Al Araby (Kuwait)
• 2006: Libyan National Football Team
• 2007: Yemeni National Football Team
• 2008-2009: Yemeni National Football Team
• 2009: Hazem (Saudi Arabia)
• 2010: Semoha (Egypt)
• August-2010: Saleh retired from coaching

Media career

Saleh worked as a Football Analyst for multiple tv channels, including Nile Sports, Melody Sports, Orbit, Al Jazeera Sports, Abu Dhabi Sports channels.https://twitter.com/MohsenSaleh

Managerial statistics

As of match played 6 August 2010

Managerial record by team and tenure

Team	From	To	Record					Ref.
			P	W	D	L	Win %
Egypt	1 July 1994	1 November 1995	5	4	0	1	080.0
Al Masry SC	12 October 1998	10 December 1998	1	0	0	1	000.0
Ismaily SC	1 January 2000	30 June 2002	58	32	17	9	055.2
Egypt	1 July 2002	1 March 2004	22	12	5	5	054.5
Al-Arabi SC	1 July 2004	15 November 2005	49	29	8	12	059.2
Smouha SC	18 May 2010	6 August 2010	2	0	0	2	000.0
Total			138	78	30	30	056.5	—

References

1. "Mohsen Salah takes over head of Al Ahly's football planning committee position". EgyptToday. 2019-11-06. Retrieved 2021-11-23.

External links

• Egyptian Football Net bio