Aly Abou Eleinen is another young Egyptian who has broken into the world's top 25, while also attending college in the United States.

He only made his debut on Tour at the start of 2021, reaching the second round of the Life Time Plano International Squash Open - Presented by Resolve Tech Solutions, before making the jump up to feature at the El Gouna International Squash Open as one of the wildcards.

That experience helped the young Egyptian, as he went on to make at least the last eight of every other event he featured in over the course of 2021, starting with a quarter final appearance at the World Championship qualifier, the Odense Open.

Eleinen then made the final of the CIB Egyptian Challenger Tour, before reaching the same stage of the South State Bank Marietta Open, but he was unable to win either event. He finished the year with two see-final results, at the T.H. Quinn Cincinnati Queen City Open and the Wakefield PSA, after basing himself in the United States for his college studies.

The Egyptian started 2022 with a runners-up finish at the J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions, before then making the last 16 of a Platinum for the first time in his career. He did so at the El Gouna International, as the tournament’s wildcard, losing out to former World Champion Tarek Momen in the third round.

Eleinen then claimed his maiden Tour title at the Bremer Schlussel in Germany, defeating Viktor Byrtus in straight games in the final. After a semi-final at the Madeira International and a quarter final appearance at the Oracle NetSuite Open, the young Egyptian then won his second title. He was victorious at the Challenger 20 London Open, his biggest Tour title to date.

Another last 16 Platinum finish came at the Everbright Securities International Hong Kong Squash Open, and he also made that stage of the ong Kong Football Club Open to finish 2022. It was a year that saw Eleinen start at World No.80, and he rose into the world’s top 40 for the first time prior to the start of 2023.

Last 16 results at both the Houston Open and the Sturbridge Capital Motor City Open, along with a runners-up finish at the Cannon Kirk Gillen Markets Irish Squash Open, saw Eleinen move into the world’s top 25 for the first time. He reached a career-high of World No.21 in May 2023 after making it to the last 16 of the PSA World Championships before reaching the same stage of the El Gouna International, his last event of the campaign.