Al Ahly's New Signing Creates Tension in Moroccan Football
Recent reports from Moroccan media have revealed that the transfer of Moroccan striker Sofiane Benjedida from Moghreb Tétouan to Al Ahly has placed Omar Benis, president of the sports company of the club, in a difficult situation. This comes after he denied just days ago that any official negotiations were taking place with the Egyptian club and asserted his commitment to retaining the player. According to Hesport, Benis had stated in a television interview on the first channel that the management of Moghreb Tétouan had not received any official offer from Al Ahly, emphasizing that the club wishes to maintain all its key players, particularly Benjedida, in preparation for upcoming competitions.
In a surprising turn of events, Al Ahly officially announced the signing of Sofiane Benjedida on a three-season deal after Essam Sarag, head of contracts, completed all financial and administrative procedures in coordination with Wael Gomaa, the football director. This acquisition has sparked discussions among fans and analysts alike regarding its implications for both teams involved.
Al Ahly extended its gratitude to Moghreb Tétouan, under the leadership of Omar Benis, for their cooperation in finalizing the transfer, which highlights the growing connections between clubs across North Africa.
As reported by almasryalyoum.com.
