He holds Egyptian citizenship.. A look at the career of the young Brighton player, Younes Ibrahim

The young Egyptian player Younes Ibrahim caught the attention in Brighton's match against the Lithuanian club Kauno Zalgiris in the European Conference League, after making his first goal in the team's shirt. The player was born on February 16, 2008, and the official English Premier League website shows that he holds Egyptian nationality, while reports indicate that he was born in Australia and also has Moroccan roots.

Younis joined the under-15 team in Brighton before progressing through the youth groups and presenting himself in a distinguished manner, as he played with the under-18 and under-21 teams before being promoted to the first team. Younis Ibrahim signed his first contract with Brighton in July of this year, along with a number of academy players.

First Appearance: Younis appeared for the first time with the team in the European match against the Lithuanian team, as he participated as a substitute in the 67th minute of the match, before scoring a goal seconds after coming on. Younes assisted Brighton's fourth goal, which was scored by Danish player Matthew O'Reilly in the match that ended in a 4-0 victory for the English team.

His numbers: The Egyptian player played 10 matches with the under-21 team for Brighton this season, scoring 5 goals and making one goal, in addition to the goal he made for the first team on Thursday. Younis started in the starting lineup this season on 3 occasions in the English Youth League, scoring two goals and making another.