The Swedish club Sirius is awaiting the future of its former striker Wissam Abu Ali, the Egyptian Al -Ahly player, in light of the increasing Gulf interest in his inclusion during the summer transfer period, amid a strict financial requirement from Al -Ahly to complete the deal.
Swedish interest in the return
Jonathan Edrstrom, director of the Swedish club Sirius, confirmed that the management of his club is following the interests of the status of the Palestinian player, given the presence of a clause that gives Cereus a percentage of his resale. “The agreement is secret, but yes, there are possible privileges related to the deal and the performance of the player.”
Offers from the Gulf
The Swedish website explained that the player received an offer from the Emirati Al -Wasl of $ 7 million, in addition to another offer from the Qatari Rayyan. However, Al -Ahly is required to obtain $ 10 million to agree to the departure of its attacker, which is equivalent to approximately 95 million Swedish crowns.
The player’s desire
Although Al -Ahly was constantly sticking to Wissam Abu Ali, the player expressed flexibility towards leaving if the offer came to meet the financial demands of the club. The player expressed his understanding of the team’s needs, but he also stressed his desire to have a new professional experience, especially after receiving offers from European and American clubs.
A successful deal
In January 2024, Wissam Abu Ali joined the Sirius, and was able to achieve several championships at the local and continental levels. Earlier, he rejected attractive offers in response to the club’s desire, and committed to instructions throughout his period with the team.
New contract?
The player informed the Al -Ahly administration his intention to search for an offer of at least 10 million dollars, and if not reached, he will continue with the team. He also welcomed the idea of amending his current contract if the administration decided to continue, which reflects a clear commitment to the Red Castle despite the desire to leave.
