About

Al Masry Sporting Club was founded on 18 March 1920, and 1920 marks the start of a century-long identity for the side from Port Said, who today compete in the Egyptian Premier League. The club is mainly known for its football team and local passion, and Walkouts features signed football shirts that reflect both match heritage and fan culture from the city.

The team traditionally played home fixtures at the Port Said Stadium, a ground long associated with the club and its supporters, with a listed capacity of 17,988. That stadium remains central to provenance for match and event imagery used to verify signatures and match provenance for framed shirts.

On the pitch Al Masry have a modest honours list, most notably a single national cup success, the one Egyptian Cup won in 1998, a crest moment for collectors who chase cup-winning shirts and tournament wear. Shirts bearing that season’s details are often sought because they tie directly to a verified title.

Regionally the club has pushed into continental competition, reaching notable stages in CAF tournaments and appearing on international rankings; the side achieved a run to the CAF Confederation Cup semi-finals, a continental milestone often referenced by sellers and collectors. The club has also been listed by IFFHS at 177 in their club rankings, a contextual note collectors sometimes cite when describing relative prestige.

Anniversary releases after 1970 are not widely recorded for Al Masry, so collectors focus instead on specific campaigns and memorable runs. Key seasons that carry collector interest include 1998 for the Egypt Cup triumph, 2018 for the deep Confederation Cup run, and 2021 when Al Masry competed in the CAF Confederation Cup group phase, all of which appear in provenance notes and inventory lists.

For shirts off the pitch, fans actively collect both match-worn items and retail fanshop releases, but there is explicit demand for signed fanshop shirts, limited runs and player-issue variants sold in Port Said and regionally. Particular collector attention falls on the club’s away sets, notably the white away shirt used in CAF fixtures, and items that can be supported by exact photo proof of the signature or match context. Provenance tied to the Suez Canal derby and matches versus Ismaily increases interest for local collectors and archivists.

If you are researching or sourcing pieces, look for shirts linked to the 1998 Egypt Cup title and the 2018 Confederation Cup campaign, as those seasons produce the clearest provenance trails and photographic evidence from Port Said Stadium and continental ties. Walkouts lists authenticated pieces with condition notes and provenance where available, and Free worldwide shipping is offered for many items.

Collector Highlights

Iconic home kits

  • 1998 Green Egypt Cup winners
  • 2018 Green Confederation Cup semi-finalists
  • 2021 Green Confederation Cup group stage

Iconic away kits

  • 2018 White CAF CC away set

Collector seasons

  • 1998 Egypt Cup title
  • 2018 CAF Confederation Cup semi-finals
  • 2021 CAF CC groups

Honours

Al Masry SC have long been a fixture in Egypt’s top flight, with their standout national honour being the Egyptian Cup. That breakthrough came in 1998, when the Port Said side navigated the domestic knockout competition all the way to the decisive final and claimed the trophy. On the continental stage, the club have shown an ability to compete deep into tournaments, highlighted by a strong run to the CAF Confederation Cup semi‑finals in 2018 and another appearance in the group stage in 2021. Those campaigns underlined Al Masry’s resilience against international opposition and offered memorable away nights for their supporters. Recognition has also come from the global statistical community, with the club appearing at IFFHS rank 177, reflecting steady performance metrics over time. Together, the domestic cup triumph and measured progress in African competition represent the key milestones of Al Masry’s honours story to date.

Legends & Leadership

Ahmed El-Shenawy is viewed as a recent key player, making his name in the club’s goalkeeping ranks during the early 2010s and providing the kind of commanding presence that anchored Al Masry through high‑pressure fixtures.

Saleh Gomaa is recognised as a recent key player of the 2020s, bringing creativity between the lines and contributing to match control and chance creation during continental and domestic assignments.

Islam Salah is remembered as a recent key player of the mid-2010s, offering defensive reliability and consistency that helped stabilise the side during demanding Premier League campaigns.

Stadium

Port Said has long identified with the club’s historic home, the Port Said Stadium, a compact venue known for its proximity to the pitch and intense support. With a capacity of 17,988, the ground has hosted many of Al Masry’s defining domestic and continental nights, shaping the team’s identity as one of Egypt’s proud canal‑side institutions. The atmosphere is particularly charged when the Suez Canal derby comes around, with the rivalry against Ismaily bringing colour, songs and a fiercely competitive edge to matchday. While the team used to play their home matches at this venue, its legacy endures in the chants, banners and rituals that fans carry across the city. On big occasions, the stadium’s stands have acted as a cauldron that amplifies pressure on visiting sides, reinforcing the Port Said reputation for passionate and knowledgeable support during tightly contested fixtures.

Also known as
Port Said Stadium
Capacity
17988
Local derby
Suez Canal derby Ismaily regional rivalry

Authentication & Provenance

  • Verification EFA vs CAF patches date shirts
  • Suppliers Tempo/Jako eras; confirm labels
  • Provenance Port Said match photos useful

FAQ

Q: What league do Al Masry SC compete in? A: The club plays in the Egyptian Premier League, representing Port Said at the top level of the national league system.

Q: What major trophies have Al Masry won? A: The club has lifted one Egyptian Cup, secured in 1998.

Q: Where is Al Masry based and what is their home ground? A: Al Masry are based in Port Said, Egypt. The team has been historically associated with the Port Said Stadium, which has a capacity of 17,988.

Q: How do you verify the authenticity of signed items related to the club? A: We provide a recognised authenticity route such as a COA or LOA, witnessed signing evidence, or digital verification where applicable.

Q: Do you ship internationally? A: Yes. Free worldwide shipping.