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EgyptianPlayers.com can reveal that
two Egyptians - Osama and Ali El-Samni - are currently
playing in the Japanese League.
EgyptianPlayers.com found another Egyptian talent
towards the east. Osama El-Samni plays for Tokyo Verdy
1969, the former champions of Japan.
El-Samni is now 20 years of age, having been born in
Japan on the 29th September 1988 to an Egyptian father.
His father is currently a football coach in Japan. He
is 175cm tall and weighs around 66kg.
El-Samni wears the number 32 shirt with his team, and
has been a member of the first-team for around a year
after impressing at youth level, earning him promotion
to the senior first-team squad in 2007. This is his
second season, and his first full season, in the A team,
but he is yet to play. At Under-18 level, he won three
Japanese competitions, and plated in the International
Soccer Youth Challenge 2005, where he excelled against
AC Milan, and scored against Aston Villa.
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The player has both the Japanese and Egyptian nationalities,
and has been called up for the Japanese U17 and U19 youth
teams, and has been dubbed a promising prospect by Japanese
fans.
Meanwhile, his older brother, Ali El-Samni, is two years his
senior (born November 1986), and was promoted to the first-team
with Osama.
Exclusives will continue here on EP...
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