x

Morsy in Preliminary Egypt Squad - Ipswich Town News

Town skipper Sam Morsy has been named in a preliminary 12-man list of overseas players ahead of Egypt’s Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against Guinea and Ethiopia in June.

The Egyptians host Guinea on June 2nd in Cairo, then travel to face Ethiopia four days later with new manager Ehab Galal in charge for the first time.

Morsy made his international debut in August 2016 and has won seven Egypt caps with his last appearance as a sub against Eswatini in an Africa Cup of Nations qualifier in November 2018.

The Town captain was previously named on a similar list ahead of World Cup qualifiers in September but ultimately didn’t make the final squad.

Egypt overseas: Mohamed Salah (Liverpool), Mohamed Elneny (Arsenal), Mahmoud ‘Trezeguet’ Hassan (Basaksehir), Ahmed Hegazi (Ittihad Jeddah), Omar Marmoush (Stuttgart), Mostafa Mohamed (Galatasaray), Ahmed ‘Kouka’ Hassan (Konyaspor), Mostafa Fathi (Al-Taawon), Ahmed Hamdy (CF Montreal), Sam Morsy (Ipswich Town), Ahmed Yasser Rayan (Altay), Karim Hafez (Malatyaspor).

What to read next:

Town Appoint Former Manchester United Man as Head of European Scouting
Town have appointed former Manchester United, Tottenham and Hannover 96 scout Peter Braund as their head of European scouting.
Town Facing Midweek Trip to Southampton
Town face a midweek trip to Southampton after the Saints progressed to the quarter-finals of the FA Cup by winning 1-0 away at Fulham in round five this afternoon.
[Podcast] Blue Monday - New Podcast Now Online
A new podcast from the Blue Monday team is now available.
Academy Trio Move Out on Loan
Academy youngsters Abube Onuchukwu, Afi Adebayo and Archie Brown have made moves out on loan.
Davis: You Could See the Spirit Between the Boys
Leif Davis believes Town have shown significant growth in character since the early stages of the Championship season.
U18s Beat Leicester
Town’s U18s beat Leicester City 3-1 on Saturday afternoon despite losing keeper Josh Bentley to injury in the first half and missing a late penalty.
Ipswich Town 1-1 Leicester City - Highlights
Highlights of Town’s 1-1 draw with Leicester City at Portman Road.
Davis: We Can't Just Blame the Ref
Town defender Leif Davis says the Blues should have done enough to claim all three points in spite of late refereeing controversy during the 1-1 draw with Leicester City at Portman Road.
Rowett: Earlier Penalty Shouts May Have Been in the Referee's Mind
Leicester City manager Gary Rowett felt referee John Busby may have been influenced by earlier penalty claims when he failed to award the Blues an injury time spot-kick after Cedric Kipre was bundled over by Hamza Choudhury.
McKenna: The Referee Says He Didn't See It, For Me That's Not Good Enough
Town boss Kieran McKenna was in no doubt that his side should have been awarded a last-gasp penalty in their 1-1 draw with Leicester City at Portman Road, dismissing referee John Busby’s explanation that he didn’t see Hamza Choudhury’s foul on Cedric Kipre as “not good enough”.