Egyptian FA Congratulates Twins Hossam and Ibrahim Hassan on Their Birthday and Confirms Contract Renewal
The Egyptian Football Association posted an official birthday greeting to twins Hossam and Ibrahim Hassan, expressing hopes for continued success for the national team in the upcoming period. The brief message shared on the FA’s social media read: "Happy birthday to twins Hossam and Ibrahim," accompanied by national symbols reflecting pride in recent achievements.
Greeting details and roles
Hossam Hassan serves as head coach of the senior team, while his brother Ibrahim Hassan acts as team manager. Together they are preparing the "Pharaohs" for future challenges after leading the squad to the round of 16 at the 2026 World Cup, before a 3‑2 defeat to Argentina.
The FA also confirmed the renewal of Hossam Hassan’s contract, citing the team’s strong performance in the tournament and reaffirming confidence in his leadership.
Background and career
Both brothers were star players before transitioning to coaching, collecting numerous titles with clubs and the national side. Their long‑standing careers have made them iconic figures in Egyptian football, still contributing to the team’s progress.
Through this celebratory gesture, the FA continues to back the technical staff and ensure stability for the national side amid fans’ high expectations.
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