The reality of Gulf offers to sign Achraf Bencharki and Al Ahly's position on his transfer.
Wael Gomaa, the football director at Al Ahly, confirmed that the team has not received any offers recently for Moroccan player Achraf Bencharki. He clarified that reports about receiving Gulf or other offers for Bencharki during the upcoming winter transfer window are inaccurate.
The Truth About Bencharki's Offers
Gomaa added that the club has not received any offers for Bencharki, who is under contract with the club until the end of the current season. He emphasized that Bencharki is an important and influential player for the team, showing seriousness during this period. Furthermore, his extensive experience allows him to focus on the team and not be distracted by rumors circulating in the media and on social networks.
Al Ahly Aims to Strengthen the Right Flank
Al Ahly officials have started early moves to strengthen the right-back position during the upcoming winter transfer window, given the uncertainty surrounding Mohamed Hany's future and the lack of confidence from head coach Hussein Amouta in the recent performances of Ahmed Eid.
The club's management is looking for new options capable of competing on the right flank, especially with the possibility of Hany's departure due to the failure to reach a final agreement on renewing his contract.
Tarek Alaa and Mostafa Shikshik on Al Ahly's Radar
Recently, a number of names have been proposed to Al Ahly's management to strengthen the right-back position, with Tarek Alaa from Zed being at the top of the list, as he has attracted the interest of the club's officials.
Mostafa Shikshik, a former player for Al Ahli Benghazi and ENPPI, has also been considered, as Al Ahly's management is evaluating the possibility of signing one of these players based on the needs of the coaching staff and the club's vision during the transfer window.
Al Ahly Plans a Swap Deal with Zed
Tarek Alaa seems to be the closest to donning the Al Ahly jersey, as the club's management wishes to leverage good relations with Zed officials to reach an agreement regarding the transfer.
Al Ahly's management is considering offering several players who do not get regular playing time with the team as part of a swap deal with Zed to secure Tarek Alaa's services.
The Red Castle's management hopes this approach will help reduce the financial value of the deal while also providing the players with a new opportunity to participate and gain more playing minutes.