Abu Naga’s health condition deteriorated suddenly in recent days, necessitating his transfer to the hospital, where doctors were unable to save him after he suffered from a serious liver problem, according to Egyptian media.
Wadi Degla Club mourned its former player in an official statement on its Facebook page, saying, “With hearts filled with sadness, Wadi Degla Club mourns our dear departed Mohamed Abu Naga (Bonga), who left us on a sad day. We pray that God may shower him with His vast mercy and grant his family patience and solace.”
Hani Abu Rida, along with the club’s management, expressed deep sorrow over the passing of the late goalkeeper, affirming in an official statement that “Bonga was one of the distinguished sons of Egyptian football,” praying for mercy for him and patience for his family.
A wave of sadness spread across the Egyptian sports community, with major clubs like Al Ahly, Zamalek, and Pyramids mourning the deceased, praising his football career and high morals that left a positive impact on his teammates and fans.
Mohamed Abu Naga was one of the most prominent goalkeepers, having defended Wadi Degla’s goal for years and participated with Egypt’s local national team on several occasions, leaving a sports legacy marked by excellence and commitment.
