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Khaled Mahmoud

My journey in journalism began in 2013 across various departments until I specialised in sports journalism in 2015 when I found my greatest passion there, focusing on covering major European leagues. 

Over the past years, I have combined covering major football tournaments with tennis, a game I love dearly and find in it the peace and elegance I wish to see in all sports.

My passion for football started with the 1998 World Cup, which I consider the best of all time, with the great stars who participated and the historic matches played across France. 

I became attached to tennis starting in 2005, specifically since watching my first tournament on the clay courts at Roland Garros, which holds a special place in my heart. With the overwhelming popularity of football worldwide, my goal has become to elevate the popularity of tennis to a similar level, especially since it already has a significant following in the Arab world. As for my favourite player, it is the Swiss Roger Federer.

Articles by Khaled Mahmoud
  1. Haaland 'unaffected' by Man City verdict

    Erling Haaland has remained completely unfazed by the seismic news regarding Manchester City's financial rule breaches, according to those inside the Norway national team camp. The prolific striker is preparing for his first competitive outing since the Premier League confirmed the English giants were guilty of various charges related to their fiscal conduct.

  2. Paris FC 2-2 Arsenal: Williamson error costs Gunners

    Arsenal's European campaign took a calamitous turn on Wednesday evening as Renee Slegers' side surrendered a two-goal advantage to draw 2-2 with Paris FC. Despite holding a comfortable lead for much of the contest, a bizarre individual error from Leah Williamson gifted the hosts a way back into the game at the Stade Jean Bouin.

  3. Tuchel backs Kane for 100 goals

    Thomas Tuchel has backed Harry Kane to reach a historic century of goals for England, suggesting the captain could hit the landmark in just 13 more appearances. The Three Lions boss also warned that the nation may face a decade-long search to find a suitable successor to their greatest-ever marksman.

  4. Klopp on Man City charges

    Jurgen Klopp has addressed the ongoing speculation surrounding Manchester City's financial breach allegations and the potential impact on his Liverpool legacy. The former Reds boss admitted he is aware of the situation but remains focused on his new role with the German national team.

  5. Jesus addresses Ronaldo bench drama

    Portugal manager Jorge Jesus has addressed the growing tension surrounding Cristiano Ronaldo after the legendary forward was left as an unused substitute against Norway. Despite a perfect start to their Nations League campaign, the Selecao camp has been rocked by reports of a rift between the veteran captain and his head coach.

  6. Dias hits back at Ronaldo critics

    Manchester City defender Ruben Dias has moved to silence the growing noise surrounding Cristiano Ronaldo's recent behavior while on international duty. As the Selecao prepare for their latest Nations League outing, the centre-back insisted that external scrutiny of the legendary forward is vastly overblown by the media.

  7. Schlotterbeck out of Germany games

    Jurgen Klopp's start to life as Germany manager has hit another roadblock following the news that Nico Schlotterbeck will miss the rest of the current international break. The Borussia Dortmund defender was forced to withdraw from the squad after sustaining a significant injury during a final training session.

  1. Italy crush Turkiye 4-1 in Nations League

    Italy produced a stunning response to their recent disappointment by securing a dominant 4-1 victory over Turkiye in the UEFA Nations League. In a match defined by clinical finishing and the emergence of fresh talent, the Azzurri silenced the Bursa crowd to get their campaign back on track.

  2. Mbappe suspended after Lille red

    Lille midfielder Ethan Mbappe is facing a significant spell on the sidelines in Europe after UEFA disciplinary officials handed down a three-match ban. The teenage prospect was dismissed during a heated encounter against Real Betis, leaving his side without one of their brightest talents for several crucial fixtures.

  3. Kovacic: Croatia can end Spain's streak

    Mateo Kovacic has insisted that halting Spain's historic dominance is well within Croatia's reach as the two heavyweights prepare to collide in the UEFA Nations League. Despite the world champions boasting a daunting 39-match unbeaten run, the Manchester City midfielder believes his side has the tactical tools to cause an upset at the Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan.

  4. Ireland faced 'undetermined' UEFA sanctions over Israel clash

    The Football Association of Ireland has shed light on the complex legal and sporting pressures that dictated their decision to fulfill a recent Nations League fixture against Israel. FAI president Paul Cooke explained that the governing body was wary of severe repercussions from UEFA had they chosen to boycott the match.

  5. Barca take Real Madrid's Perez to court

    The historic rivalry between Barcelona and Real Madrid has shifted from the pitch to the courtroom, with Los Blancos president Florentino Perez officially summoned to face the Catalan club's legal team. This escalation follows incendiary remarks made by the Madrid chief regarding refereeing corruption and the legitimacy of past La Liga titles.

  6. Rodrygo nears Real Madrid return

    Real Madrid have received a significant boost in their quest for silverware as Rodrygo Goes has officially returned to training with the ball. The Brazilian international, who has been sidelined for over six months, reached this vital milestone at the club's Valdebebas training complex on Monday morning.

  7. Bellamy defends Wales' League A status

    Craig Bellamy has issued a passionate defense of his side's status among Europe's elite following a difficult start to their Nations League A campaign. Despite suffering consecutive losses to Portugal and Denmark, the Dragons boss insists his players have fully merited their place at the top table of international football.