Zamalek SC’s badge is a red-and-white shield with a black archer figure in the upper half and stylized Arabic lettering for the club name in the lower section. The archer is drawn in an ancient Egyptian style, connecting the club’s identity to Egypt’s Pharaonic heritage.

The archer and arrow are the badge’s central symbols. In Zamalek’s crest tradition, the arrow points toward a target, representing focus, ambition and a shared goal between the club and its supporters. The red and white colours have remained the club’s core visual identity across its modern badge history.

Zamalek was founded in Cairo in 1911 and went through several early names, including Cairo International Sports Club and El Mokhtalat, before becoming Farouk Club during the royal period and then Zamalek after the 1952 revolution. The modern crest replaced the earlier royal-era emblem with a design combining sport, Egyptian civilization and the club’s long-standing red-and-white identity.

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