The Algerian midfielder Ahmed Kendouci and ES Setif have officially joined Al Ahly, the club announced on Saturday.
Information on Ahmed Al-move Qandousi's to Al-Ahly. Having received enough backing, Zamalek is exploring alternatives
Ahmed Al-Kandoussi, a member of the Algerian national team, joined the Red Castle yesterday, Saturday, according to the Al-Ahly club. This is Al-fourth Ahly's transfer this winter.
Zamalek is attempting to replace Ahmed Al-Qandousi, whose transfer to Al-Ahly is supported by Kaf.
On social media, Ahmed Al-followers Kandoussi expressed their love for the transfer of the Tunisian to the Al-Ahly club, since it had come as a surprise to them as his name had been suggested to join Zamalek rather than Al-Ahly.
For his most memorable goals, whether with the Algerian national team or his first, during his involvement with the Etoile du Sahel squad, the Confederation of African Football endorsed this contract, as it produced a video on the social networking site Facebook.
Kendouci excelled with ES Setif in the CAF Champions League
With word of its discussions with Moroccan striker Ahmed Belhadj of the Aswan squad spreading, the Zamalek club is attempting to make up for this agreement. It is anticipated that the club will discuss these conversations in more detail in the hours to come.
Next Wednesday, February 1 at nine o'clock in the evening, the Al-Ahly club team will take the field for the first time in the Club World Cup in Morocco 2023 when it takes against Australian champion Auckland City at the Moroccan Moulay Mohamed Stadium. The Red Castle team's supporters are hoping for success in this competition and, at the very least, a bronze medal for the fourth time in the team's existence.
Winter sales in Al-Ahly
Khaled Abdel-Fattah joined Al-Ahly from Smouha Club on a 6-month loan with the option of a final purchase. Abdel-Fattah plays right back, and it is anticipated that Al-Ahly will purchase him once the loan period is over due to the cruciate ligament injuries suffered by the team's other two backs, Karim Fouad and Akram Tawfiq.
In particular following the extraordinary talent he has displayed with the squad since coming and his receipt of the Star of the Match award during the most recent game versus Al-Ahly Bank. At the age of 19, Al-Dhawi also transferred to Al-Ahly for $1.250,000 for 4 seasons. Al-Ahly signed him to a contract after he led the list of best scorers in the Tunisian league before joining Al-Ahmar by scoring 4 goals and assisting one while playing for Etoile du Sahel.
The Al-Ahly club's contracting department was successful in signing Marwan Attia, a former Al-Ittihad Alexandria midfielder, for a four-year deal during the January 2023 transfers after receiving multiple reports of his transfer to Zamalek before Mohamed Moselhi, the chairman of the Al-Ittihad Club of Alexandria board of directors, made an announcement. The arrangement was resolved by Al-Ahly during the last few weeks.
Ahmed Al-Qandousi is the newest player to join the Al-Ahly club side, and if the upcoming period results in another local player transaction, the total number of Red Castle signings might rise to 5.
The Club World Cup matchup between Al-Ahly and American Seattle
In a different setting, the first football squad of the Al-Ahly club has scheduled a match against the Seattle Sounders of the United States tomorrow, Saturday, at precisely 7:30 p.m., as part of the Club World Cup quarterfinal round.
Al-Ahly began its Club World Cup history by defeating its New Zealand opponent Auckland City 3-0 during the first round of the competition, which is presently taking place in Morocco through February 11.
