Trezeguet Football Profile: Egypt Winger, Career and Net Worth

Trezeguet is Mahmoud Ahmed Ibrahim Hassan, the Egyptian left winger born on 1 October 1994 in Kafr El Sheikh. His club journey included a return to Al Ahly in 2025. For football readers, including those searching for soccer in South Africa, the Egyptian international is a different player from French striker David Trezeguet. The useful starting point is his identity, followed by the moves and performances that explain his career.

His record for Egypt stood at 100 caps and 24 goals on 7 July 2026. His return to Al Ahly in 2025 is documented, while Salary Sport's £12.26 million figure, recorded in a 2026 search, estimates career earnings rather than verified personal wealth. His story also belongs among the African footballers whose careers connect continental finals with European club football.

Who Is Trezeguet?

Trezeguet, Mahmoud Hassan and Mahmoud Trezeguet are names used for the same Egyptian footballer, whose full name is Mahmoud Ahmed Ibrahim Hassan. The spelling Trézéguet also appears in searches. According to his encyclopaedia biography, youth coach Badr Ragab gave him the nickname when he was nine, taking it from French striker David Trezeguet. That childhood nickname explains the shared name, while nationality and position provide the quickest distinction between the Egyptian winger and the French forward.

His honours with Al Ahly include the CAF Champions League in 2012 and 2013. The nickname followed him through each country, but his own record gives it a separate meaning: continental club honours with Al Ahly, international finals with Egypt and a decisive cup goal for Aston Villa. For readers checking an old photograph or an undated profile, the full name and Egyptian nationality are more dependable identifiers than the nickname alone.

The Road From Al Ahly: Every Move and Reported Fee

Trezeguet's early honours with Al Ahly included the CAF Champions League in 2012 and 2013, followed by the Egyptian league title in 2013/14. His encyclopaedia biography records a €1 million loan move to Anderlecht in 2015, followed by a permanent transfer in May 2016 for a reported €2.2 million. The loan payment and permanent fee should be read separately.

Aston Villa signed him in July 2019 for £8.75 million, according to his encyclopaedia biography. Trabzonspor signed him permanently in July 2022. The reported Trabzonspor fee was about £4.25 million, a figure that should retain its qualification rather than become an exact accounting entry.

His Al Ahly return was announced in January 2025 for €1.6 million, with a five year contract beginning in 2025/26, according to his encyclopaedia biography. The return therefore had both an announcement date and a later playing start.

For supporters following an Egyptian player across different leagues, the distinction between a loan and a permanent move helps make sense of the timeline. A loan spell and the agreement that follows it can produce separate entries without representing two uninterrupted periods of playing time. Likewise, an announced transfer can precede the season in which appearances begin. Read the dates alongside the type of move before comparing his club spells or adding their reported fees together.

What Does Trezeguet Do on the Pitch?

Trezeguet is a left winger whose career includes decisive goals for both Aston Villa and Egypt. His winner in the 2020 EFL Cup semi final and his extra time goal against Morocco at the 2021 AFCON, played in 2022, connect his club achievements with his international record.

The defining club example came in the 2020 EFL Cup semi final. Trezeguet scored Aston Villa's winner in added time, sending the club into the final, where they finished runners up. For an African audience following Egyptian players abroad, its appeal was straightforward: a winger had delivered the decisive finish in a tie with a major final at stake.

When watching him, follow the movement before the finish as well as the shot itself. Does he hold the width while Egypt build possession, move towards the penalty area as the ball reaches the opposite flank, or offer a passing option closer to the striker? These are useful questions for assessing a winger without reducing his contribution to goals. The space an attacker occupies can help explain the opportunities available to teammates.

His decisive goals also offer a reason to distinguish a starting position from a finishing position. Being listed on the left does not tell a viewer where he will receive the final pass. For readers tracking Egyptian attackers abroad, watching the timing of a run alongside the delivery gives a fuller account of a scoring chance. A highlights clip records the conclusion; the preceding passage shows how that opportunity developed.

Trezeguet and Egypt: Debut, AFCON Finals and World Cups

Kenya supplied the opposition when Trezeguet first represented Egypt at senior level in August 2014. That debut gives supporters in Nairobi and beyond a specific historical landmark when tracing his Egypt appearances. The national team figures reached 100 caps and 24 goals on 7 July 2026. Those are dated historical figures, not a permanently updated total. When another profile displays fewer appearances, check its update date and whether its counting method covers the same senior internationals.

He was a regular starter during Egypt's run to the 2017 AFCON final, which Cameroon won 2-1. Another final followed at the 2021 edition, played in early 2022, when Senegal won on penalties. The performance to remember between those finals is his extra time winner against Morocco in the 2022 quarter final. That goal captures his importance particularly well: Salah attracts much of the attention, but Egypt's progress also depended on another attacker making the decisive contribution.

At the 2018 World Cup in Russia, Trezeguet started all three of Egypt's group matches, according to his encyclopaedia biography. His 2026 tournament record included a goal in the 3-1 group victory over New Zealand. His 100th cap came in the round of 16, when Argentina beat Egypt 3-2. Keeping the edition beside each achievement matters because a World Cup appearance, an individual scoring moment and a milestone cap describe different parts of the international record.

For Nigerian readers, his Egypt career provides a familiar comparison with the responsibility carried by senior Super Eagles attackers: club reputation must become useful tournament performances. Kenya has the direct debut connection, while supporters in South Africa, Ghana and Uganda can place his career within the shared AFCON competition. His 2012 and 2013 Champions League medals add the club dimension. Together, these dated achievements explain his African standing more clearly than treating him only as Salah's teammate.

Trezeguet net worth

Salary Sport's reported figure for Trezeguet was £12.26 million when consulted in 2026, with listed pay of £7,600 a week, or about £395,200 a year. The larger figure is a career earnings estimate, not an established valuation of his personal wealth. The year 2026 identifies the search date, not a publication year stated by the outlet. Using illustrative conversion assumptions of £1 to ₦2,000, KSh170, USh4,800, R23 and GH₵15, £12.26 million is roughly ₦24.52 billion, KSh2.08 billion, USh58.85 billion, R281.98 million and GH₵183.90 million. These are published estimates, not accounts; the currency equivalents are illustrations, not live exchange quotations.

Salary Sport's salary figures, consulted in 2026, translate on those same assumptions to roughly ₦15.20 million, KSh1.29 million, USh36.48 million, R174,800 and GH₵114,000 a week, or ₦790.40 million, KSh67.18 million, USh1.90 billion, R9.09 million and GH₵5.93 million a year. It has not been confirmed that the listed pay reflects an Al-Riyadh deal. A separate Youm7 report, relayed by YSScores and recorded in the 2026 search, described a two year Al-Riyadh contract worth US$1.5 million in total; its publication year was not established, and the club did not disclose terms. That report does not verify the listed weekly salary.

For image rights, Africa Soccer's report of 18 October 2026 quoted Al Ahly board member Ahmed Hossam Awad discussing Trezeguet's commercial and advertising value, but supplied no individual image rights receipts. It also reported that the club's football company covered 35 to 40 per cent of his contract value. Neither statement establishes his personal image rights income, so no supported currency conversion is available. No market value figure or verified endorsement deals or earnings were established in the information consulted in 2026. Those missing figures cannot be treated as zero or converted into naira, Kenyan or Ugandan shillings, rand or cedis. Villa's reported £8.75 million transfer payment in 2019 concerned the clubs involved and does not establish what Trezeguet earned.

How to Watch Trezeguet From Nigeria, Kenya, South Africa, Ghana and Uganda

Use the fixture and broadcaster modules to find Trezeguet's matches from Nigeria, Kenya, South Africa, Ghana and Uganda, checking the competition before choosing a viewing option. Club football and Egypt internationals can have different rights holders within the same country. Check the club module when identifying his club fixtures, while Egypt fixtures remain a separate route. A dated club move explains his career; the fixture listing establishes which match is available to watch.

Read kick off times with the zone attached: WAT for Nigeria, EAT for Kenya and Uganda, SAST for South Africa, and GMT for Ghana. Check that the fixture display has converted the time rather than assuming the venue's local clock matches yours. Then confirm the broadcaster entry for your country and the relevant competition. The historical career table gives all competitions figures for Al Ahly in 2025/26; compare them only with totals covering the same competitions.

Supporters arranging to watch Trezeguet together could use this hypothetical conversion: GMT 18:30 corresponds to WAT 19:30, SAST 20:30 and EAT 21:30. This lets friends in Accra, Lagos, Johannesburg, Nairobi and Kampala coordinate around the same match. For a late start, check the calendar date as well as the hour, since the corresponding time can fall after midnight in another zone. Keep the listed kick off separate from the beginning of studio coverage.