Egypt defender Ahmed Aboul-Fetouh has emphasized his outfit is capable of annexing the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations title in Morocco.
The Pharaohs triumphed over the Elephants 3-2 in the quarterfinals on Saturday at the Adrar Stadium in Agadir, setting up a titanic encounter against Senegal in the semifinals of the continental showpiece.
It promises to be a thrilling clash, as both teams will be yearning for victory to secure a place in the finals of the tournament, being held in Morocco.
The match between Egypt and Senegal is a repeat of the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations final in Cameroon, where the Taranga Lions triumphed over the Pharaohs to clinch their first AFCON title.
According to Aboul-Fetouh, who plies his trade for Zamalek, the Pharaohs stands a chance of securing the AFCON 2025, considering the squad at their disposal.
“I congratulate the Egyptian people on the victory. I hope for success in the future and to win the title to make the fans happy.” He told ON Sport:
“We have Mohamed Salah, the best player in the world, and we also have Marmoush, who plays for a big club, so we are capable of winning the championship.” He added.
Egypt last won the Africa Cup of Nations in 2010, defeating Ghana 1-0 to annex their seventh title on the continent.
