Abdul-Aziz Abdul-Shafi

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Zizo
Personal information
Full name	Abdul-Aziz Mostafa Abdul-Shafy
Date of birth	(1952-12-25) December 25, 1952
Place of birth	Cairo, Egypt

Abdul-Aziz Abdul-Shafy (Arabic : عبد العزيز عبد الشافي) (commonly known as Zizo) is an Egyptian Manager (born on December 25, 1952), known as 'Zizo'. He was a former Footballer he used to play as a striker for Al-Ahly and Egypt.

He was caretaker manager of the first team at Al-Ahly after the resignation of Hossam El-Badry.

Football career

Club career

Zizo played within Al-Ahly youth ranks since the age of 15. He became a member of the senior team when he was 17.

He spent ten years with Al-Ahly, scoring over 100 goals for the club through all ranks.

He was dubbed one of the most talented footballers in the history of Egypt, but had to retire at the age of 27 due to a serious injury.

International career

Zizo played about 32 matches with his national side Egypt.

He is one of very few Egyptian footballers to make his Egypt debut at the age of 17.

Managing career

Egypt

After he retired in 1982, Zizo was immediately appointed football director for Al-Ahly, winning the CAF Champions League in 1982.

He worked as an assistant manager to Mahmoud El-Gohary for the Egypt in the early 1990s. They won the 1992 Arab Cup in Syria.

Zizo also coached the Egypt Olympic team in 1999.

He managed several Egyptian clubs including Al-Ittihad Al-Sakndary, Al-Masry, Baladeyet Al-Mahalla, Al-Mokawloon Al-Arab and Asmant Suez.

He led Baladeyet Al-Mahalla to the final of Egyptian Cup in 2002 for the first time in the club's history.

Saudi Arabia

In Saudi Arabia, Zizo worked with Al-Ahli Jeddah between 1986 and 1987. He won the KSA Youth Championship title & Regional title the club in 1987.

A few years later, he joined Al Ittihad as he won the KSA Youth Championship title in 1993.

Lebanon

In Lebanon, Zizo won the Lebanese Premier League with Nejmeh in 2004 and 2005.

He also won the Lebanese Super Cup and Lebanese Elite Cup

Honors

As a Footballer with Al-Ahly he won;

As director of football with Al-Ahly

CAF Champions League 1982

3 Egyptian Cup titles in 1982, 1983, 1984

As manager of Nejmeh:

Lebanese Premier League 2004, 2005

Lebanese Super Cup 2004

Lebanese Elite Cup2003, 2004

References

Al-Ahly S.C. – managers

Gamil Osman ()
El-Tetch ()
Labib Mahmoud ()
Hussein El-Far ()
Mohamed El-Guindi ()
Mustafa Mansour ()
Foad Sedki ()
Ahmed Mekawi ()
El-Wahsh ()
Abdel Aziz Hammami ()
Foad Shaaban ()
Both ()
Freitz ()
Jitcos ()
John McBride ()
Brosicz ()
Horvatek ()
Tadicz ()
Hidegkuti (1973–80)
Kalocsay (1980–1982)
El-Gohary (1982–84)
Revie (1984–1985)
Mahmoud El-Sayes ()
Taha Ismail ()
Jeff Buttler ()
Anwar Salama ()
Weise (1988–89)
Michael Evert ()
Shawky AbdelShafy ()
Harris (1993–95)
Hollmann (1995–97)
Zobel (1997–00)
Dörner (2000–01)
Manuel José (2001–02)
Bonfrere (2002)
Mabrouk (caretaker) (2002)
Toni (2002–03)
Manuel José (2003–09)
Vingada (2009)
El-Badry (2009–10)
Zizo (2010)
Manuel José (2011–12)
El-Badry (2012–13)
Youssef (2013–)

v t e Al Ahly SC – current squad

1 S. Ekramy 2 Raheel 3 Rabia 4 Abdel-Fadil 5 Khairy 6 Gomaa 7 Manga 8 Shehab 9 Moteab 10 Shoukry 11 Walid 12 Shedid 13 A. Moneam 14 Moawad 15 Gedo 16 Abou El-Saoud 17 Gamal 18 Hamdi 19 A. Said 20 Samir 23 Nagieb 24 Fathy 25 Ashour 26 Awad 27 Trezeguet 28 Yedan 30 Raouf Coach: Youssef

Persondata
Name	Abdul-Shafy, Abdul-Aziz
Alternative names
Short description	Manager
Date of birth	December 25, 1952
Place of birth	Cairo, Egypt
Date of death
Place of death

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