Mohamed Latif: Career Stats, Clubs, Age & Nationality

Mohamed Latif: profile

Mohamed Latif (born 23 October 1909 in Beni Suef, Egypt) was an Egyptian footballer who played as a forward. He died on 17 March 1990.

Latif's senior club career began in 1935 at Rangers F.C.. He played for 2 clubs in 2 countries since 1935. His most appearances came at Rangers F.C. (1935–1936), where he made 2 appearances and scored 0 goals. Across all recorded club spells he totals 2 appearances and 0 goals.

At international level, Latif represented Egypt. Our match database lists 3 of his international goals; the first came against Israel on 16 March 1934 (World Cup Qualification).

Beni Suef has produced 3 footballers in our database, including Ali El-Kaf and Moataz Mahrous.

Key facts

First international goal: 1934 – aged 24 (match)
Countries played in: 2: United Kingdom and Egypt
Height: 169 cm — taller than 3% of Egyptian internationals on record
Shares a birthday with: Rashidi Yekini, Relebohile Mofokeng and Jacques Maghoma (more)

Club career

Years	Club	League	Apps	Goals
1935–1936	Rangers F.C.	Scottish Premiership	2	0
—	Zamalek SC	Egyptian Premier League	–	–
	Total		2	0

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

International career

Years	Team	Level	Caps	Goals
—	Egypt	Senior	–	–

International goals (3)

#	Date	Match	Min	Competition
1	16 Mar 1934	Egypt 7–1 Israel	43	World Cup Qualification
2	16 Mar 1934	Egypt 7–1 Israel	87	World Cup Qualification
3	6 Apr 1934	Israel 1–4 Egypt	2	World Cup Qualification