Nader El-Sayed
Nader El Sayed (; born 31 December 1972) is an Egyptian retired professional footballer who played as a goalkeeper. Club career. He was widely recognized for the first time as goalkeeper for notable Egyptian club El Zamalek. After showing some classy performances for his club, he took the chance to move to Club Brugge in the Belgian League in 1998. After failing to reserve a starting place with his team, he decided to try his luck with Akratitos in the Greek Super League. Nader participated with Al Ahly in the 2005 FIFA Club World Championship 5th place playoff  against Sydney F.C. in Tokyo, the match which Sydney won 2–1. On 9 January 2007 it was announced that Nader transferred to ENPPI after failing to reserve a starting place in Al Ahly. International career. He used to play for Egypt national team until 2005, where he lost his place due to his irregular participating with Al Ahly. His last national game was against Ivory Coast away, ended with a loss for guests 2–0. This match was in 2006 World Cup Qualifiers. Nader's first national game was against Jordan ended with a draw 1–1. Nader was the Captain of  Egyptian team at the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona and participated in 1991 FIFA World Youth Championship in Portugal. Also, he was the first Egyptian goalkeeper to be chosen twice as best keeper in African Cup of Nations since 1957. He had chosen in Burkina Faso 1998 and Ghana and Nigeria 2000 . Honours. National Team Zamalek Ahly Individual Penalty shootouts. Nader is famous for saving penalty kicks. He saved 21 kicks in penalty shoot-outs winning many tournaments for his country and his club