Abdul Hamid Bassiouny: Career Stats, Clubs, Age & Nationality

Abdul Hamid Bassiouny: profile

Abdul Hamid Bassiouny (born 12 March 1972 in Kafr el-Sheikh, Egypt) is a former Egyptian footballer who played as a forward.

Bassiouny made the step into senior football with Zamalek SC in 1997. He played for 3 clubs between 1997 and 2009. His most appearances came at Zamalek SC (1997–2000), where he made 44 appearances and scored 18 goals. Across all recorded club spells he totals 44 appearances and 18 goals.

At international level, Bassiouny represented Egypt (1999–2001), earning 13 caps and scoring 3 goals. Our match database lists 3 of his international goals; the first came against Namibia on 13 July 2001 (World Cup Qualification).

Kafr el-Sheikh has produced 11 footballers in our database, including Trézéguet, Mohamed El-Shenawy and Mahmoud Saber.

Key facts

Senior international debut: 1999 (aged about 27)
First international goal: 2001 – aged 29 (match)
Club career: 1997–2009 (13 seasons)
Club goals per game: 0.41 (18 in 44)
Latest move: Haras El-Hodood SC (2003)
Shares a birthday with: Serhou Guirassy, Shehu Abdullahi and Amdy Faye (more)

Club career

Years	Club	League	Apps	Goals
1997–2000	Zamalek SC	Egyptian Premier League	44	18
2000–2003	Ismaily SC	Egyptian Premier League	–	–
2003–2009	Haras El-Hodood SC	Egyptian Premier League	–	–
	Total		44	18

Appearances and goals are league figures where recorded on Wikidata; “–” means not recorded.

International career

Years	Team	Level	Caps	Goals
1999–2001	Egypt	Senior	13	3

International goals (3)

#	Date	Match	Min	Competition
1	13 Jul 2001	Egypt 8–2 Namibia	40	World Cup Qualification
2	13 Jul 2001	Egypt 8–2 Namibia	43	World Cup Qualification
3	13 Jul 2001	Egypt 8–2 Namibia	44	World Cup Qualification