Mohamed Ahmed Salama, president of Alexandria Union, stated that the club has not received a formal offer from Al Ahly to sign Mustafa Ibrahim. Ibrahim has garnered interest from several clubs. Salama made these comments on a TV program called "Number One" aired on CBC channel. He mentioned that while he is aware Al Ahly is interested in Ibrahim, no official proposal has been submitted.
The interest from Al Ahly in signing Mustafa Ibrahim comes as no surprise given the team's needs. Last summer, Al Ahly prioritized signing a left-back after injuries to Youssef Belamri and the registration of Ashraf Dari. Salama indicated that if a suitable offer is made for Ibrahim, the club would consider his departure. He emphasized that the relationship between Alexandria Union and other clubs, including Al Ahly, is positive.
Salama assured fans of Alexandria Union that the club's administration is committed to maintaining the team's current status. He expressed his intention to work similarly to previous periods, ensuring the club's continued success. The president urged fans to continue supporting the team in all matches. This commitment comes as the club seeks to build on past achievements.
In addition to discussing player transfers, Salama addressed the concerns of the club's general assembly members. He promised increased attention to members' needs once the football team's situation stabilizes. The club is currently developing new facilities, including a half-Olympic swimming pool near its new branch. These improvements aim to enhance the overall experience for club members.
Salama also praised some of the club's players for their recent performances. He highlighted the goalkeeping skills of Sobhi Suleiman, who has achieved four clean sheets. Ibrahim's defensive abilities were also commended. Furthermore, Salama mentioned that players like Hassan could potentially join the Egyptian national team in the future.
The potential transfer of Mustafa Ibrahim to Al Ahly or another club has sparked interest among Egyptian football fans. Ibrahim's performances have not gone unnoticed, with several clubs reportedly interested in acquiring him. However, Salama reiterated that no formal offers have been made yet. The situation will likely continue to be monitored closely by fans and club officials.
As the Egyptian football season progresses, the transfer market remains active. Clubs like Al Ahly are keen on strengthening their squads for upcoming competitions. Meanwhile, Alexandria Union aims to maintain its competitive edge while developing its facilities and nurturing its players. The club's administration, led by Salama, is focused on achieving these goals.
Key points
- Al Ahly interested in signing Mustafa Ibrahim but no official offer made yet.
- Alexandria Union president assures fans of commitment to maintaining team's success.
- Club developing new facilities, including a half-Olympic swimming pool.
