Ayman Shawky

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Ayman Shawky Kusowa / أيمن شوقي, born Feb 2, 1962, was an Egyptian International Striker who played most of his career with El-Ahli and a short spell with Al-Zamalek.

He is now a teacher and a coach.

[edit] Clubs

Koroum (Egypt)
Ahly (Egypt)
Zamalek (Egypt)

Participated in World Cup Italy 1990

[edit] Titles

Personal Titles
Egyptian League Top Scorer (1983/84) with Koroum Club
Scored 15 goals in African Club Cups (4th highest alltime record)

For Ahly
6 Egyptian League titles
5 Egyptian Cup titles
1 African Champions League title
3 African Cup Winners' Cup titles
1 Afro-Asian Cup titles

For Zamalek
1 African Champions League title

v • d • e Egypt squad - 1990 FIFA World Cup

1 Shobair • 2 I. Hassan • 3 Yassin • 4 H. Ramzy • 5 Yakan • 6 Kasem • 7 Youssef • 8 Abdelghani • 9 H. Hassan • 10 Abdelhamid • 11 Soliman • 12 Abouzaid • 13 A. Ramzy • 14 Maihoub • 15 Eid • 16 Tolba • 17 Shawky • 18 Oraby • 19 Abdelrahman • 20 El‑Kass • 21 Taher • 22 El‑Batal • Coach: El‑Gohary