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Ex-Egypt keeper calls World Cup exit 'robbery'

Published July 8, 2026 · Updated July 8, 2026 · Mundo Deportivo

Former Egypt goalkeeper Ahmed Shobeir has written a heartfelt letter to his son after Egypt's World Cup elimination, calling the match against Argentina 'a robbery'

Former Egypt goalkeeper Ahmed Shobeir (65), who played for Al-Ahly from 1980-96 and the national team from 1984-96, has written a letter to his son Mostafa, the current Egyptian keeper, following their 3-2 defeat to Argentina in the World Cup round of 16. bettingx.club

In the letter, Shobeir expressed support for his son while claiming the match was 'a robbery'. Egypt complained about two decisive actions they believe disadvantaged them during the elimination match.

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