Hussein Al -Darazi
One of the Bahraini clubs expressed his desire to sign the Kuwaiti Arab club defender Hassan Hamdan, in a move that may open a wide door for discussion about the contracting status of the player, which is still linked to an official contract with his current club, amid indications of legal complexity surrounding any possible deal.
The 24 -year -old has recently traveled to Jordan and entered into negotiations with the Jordanian club Al -Ramtha, in an unlimited experience and did not lead to an official signing, and the news circulated in Kuwaiti sports circles indicates that this step may have been part of an attempt to pave an external transition within what is known in the sports community as the “bridge”, where the player is temporarily moved to an external club in order to facilitate his joining a new club without a new club Direct contractual restrictions.
The interest of the Bahraini club comes in light of the need to support its ranks with a player who is good at defensive positioning and has good international experience, as Hamdan has previously represented the Kuwaiti team on several occasions, in addition to his experience in the local league as well as in external competitions with his club.
Unresolved
Despite the increasing conversations about Hamdan’s desire to go into a professional experience outside Kuwait, there was no official comment from the Al -Arabi Club regarding allowing the player to leave or negotiate his transfer, and sources close to the club indicate that the administration adheres to the player’s contract, and considering any unstable external move as a legal violation.
On the other hand, some reports in Kuwait are still talking about the possibility of the player to use a legal gap that allows him to free him from his contract, in preparation for the official transfer to a new club in Kuwait, whether in the upcoming winter transfer period or in the summer of 2026.
