Mohamed Meselhy has completed a loan move from Ra SC to Aluminium Nag Hamadi, joining the club on a temporary deal starting 2026-02-04 and running until 2026-06-30. The 26-year-old centre-back leaves Ra SC on an active loan transfer and is scheduled to return to his parent club at the end of the agreement.
The Egyptian defender arrives at Aluminium Nag Hamadi from fellow Egyptian side Ra SC, with the move officially registered as a loan transfer. No permanent fee has been disclosed in the data, and there is no indication of an option to buy, underlining that this is a straightforward short-term switch. At the end of the spell, Meselhy is set to go back to Ra SC, where his long‑term future will be reassessed. His current market value is not listed in the data.
Meselhy’s transfer continues a steady rise through Egyptian football. Born on 20 September 1999, the centre-back developed in the Ismaily SC U21 ranks before earning his first senior move to El Mareekh SC in 2021. From there he joined Asyut Cement in 2024, and then Ra Sporting Club in 2025, before this latest move to Aluminium Nag Hamadi. All of his career to date has been spent in Egypt, with each transfer keeping him within domestic competitions recorded as “N/A” for league designation in the data.
Primarily a central defender, Meselhy is listed as a defender – centre-back, with no additional positions noted. There are no appearance or goal statistics provided for his spells at El Mareekh SC, Asyut Cement, Ra SC or Aluminium Nag Hamadi, and no specific match data, scorelines or performance details are available in the current information. Likewise, there is no record of international caps or goals beyond the indication that he is Egyptian and associated with Aluminium Nag Hamadi in the “national_team” field, which does not specify any national-team level or matches.
For Ra SC, the loan offers the chance to give the 26‑year‑old regular minutes in a different environment before his scheduled return. For Aluminium Nag Hamadi, it is an opportunity to reinforce the heart of their defence with a player who has already experienced several clubs within the Egyptian system. The deal is clearly defined in the data as a loan that ends with a return to Ra SC, rather than a step towards free agency, and there is no contractual end date beyond the loan period itself that would indicate an impending status as a free agent.
With no public market valuation attached to him and all competitive context marked only by “N/A” leagues, Meselhy’s move is a low-profile but concrete piece of business within the domestic scene. His trajectory from youth football at Ismaily SC U21 through successive senior sides to Aluminium Nag Hamadi suggests a player still building his reputation in Egypt’s lower-profile competitions.
How he performs during this loan spell will determine whether he returns to Ra SC as a more established centre-back, earns a longer stay at Aluminium Nag Hamadi, or attracts interest from elsewhere in the country. The clarity of the loan dates and the guaranteed return underline that this stint could be a pivotal, if short, chapter in shaping the next phase of his career.
