Al Ahly Reject European and Saudi Offers for Rising Star Mohamed Abdallah
Al Ahly Reject European and Saudi Offers for Rising Star Mohamed Abdallah
Al Ahly've decided to hold on to their promising winger Mohamed Abdallah despite receiving 2 formal offer during the current summer transfer window.
Who Wanted Him?
The 19 year old talent was the subject of interest from ligue 1 side Le Havre and club from the Saudi Pro League. However the club's technical staff led by Jose Riveiro has firmly refused to let the player leave.
The coaching staff sees Abdallah as a key part of the team's future and has communicated to the player that he'll remain at the club this season due to squad needs and rotation depth.
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