He Real Madrid He has once again demonstrated that he is a club lord after the unexpected death of Mohamed Abou el Naga 'Bonga'. After the death of the Egyptian goalkeeper, the White Club issued a statement “deeply” Bonga's death. ” As they did with Iniesta, legend of the eternal rival, when he announced his withdrawal, this time the Madrid entity wanted to show their condolences to the relatives of the Egyptian goal.
“He Real Madridits president and its board of directors deeply regret the death of AppreciateWadi Degla and International goalkeeper with Egypt, and expresses his condolences and his love for his relatives, his loved ones, his teammates and his club. Rest in peace, ”says the statement published by Real Madrid on his social networks.
Real Madrid, its president and its Board of Directors deeply lament the death of Bonga, goalkeeper of the Wadi Degla and International with Egypt, and expresses their condolences and their love to their relatives, their loved ones, their companions and their club. Rest in peace.
– Real Madrid CF (@realmadrid) August 3, 2025
Bonga, Egyptian goalkeeper of the Wadi Degla and International Club with his selection, died this Saturday at 36 after several days in a coma for complications related to a liver condition, the Egyptian football association reported. «The president of the Egyptian Soccer AssociationHany Abo Rida, the members of the Board of Directors, the Executive Director, the technical staff of the national teams and the employees of the association cry the death of Mohamed Abou el Naga 'Bonga', National Team goalkeeper and Club Wadi Degla»The entity said in a statement.
The club deeply regretted his death and begged for his soul in a condolence note, where he assures that “He died on a sad day that our hearts have obscured”. The player had recently been hospitalized for digestive and liver complications that resulted in a diagnosis of jaundice.
Although his status was briefly stabilized, Friday he was transferred again to intensive care, where he died this Saturday. With 29 games played last season, Bonga was a key figure in the rise of Wadi Degla to the Egyptian Premier League -The first division of the Arab country-, after four years of absence in the highest category.
