Youssef Salama Secures Egypt’s Handball Triumph Over Spain

Goalkeeper Youssef Salama, representing Zamalek SC and studying at the Faculty of Computer Science and Informatics at Egypt University of Informatics (EUI), shone in an unforgettable match at the U21 Handball World Championship, making 13 crucial saves to lead Egypt to victory over European and world champions, Spain.

The game showcased a high level of play from Salama, who demonstrated lightning-fast reflexes and an exceptional ability to anticipate opponents’ attacks, so much so that many analysts called his performance “the best of the tournament so far.” After the match, Salama expressed immense pride in the win, emphasizing that the support of his teammates and coaches was his main motivation for delivering such a standout performance.

Meanwhile, the Egyptian national team’s coaching staff praised Salama’s remarkable balance between academic and athletic commitments, noting that his success in the Faculty of Computer Science and Informatics is no less significant than his prowess on the court. His coach remarked, “Youssef is a role model for young people—combining academic discipline with sporting talent, reflecting the spirit of EUI in shaping a generation that excels both intellectually and professionally.”

This victory cements Egypt’s progress in the race for the World Championship title and boosts public confidence in the young Pharaohs’ ability to claim major honors. Beyond the celebration of this win, Salama remains one of the tournament’s brightest stars, with a promising future ahead both in national-team colors and at the club level.

Congratulations to Youssef Salama on this dual sporting and academic achievement—and for proving that true excellence is measured not on one court alone, but through dedication in all walks of life.