A source inside Al-Ahly club revealed that the Red Administration had consulted the French club Montpellier to find out its financial conditions for agreeing to sell South African player Keegan Dolly, during the upcoming winter transfer period, as one of the players nominated to support the attack of the red team.
The source explained that Al-Ahly administration wants to know Montpellier’s financial demands to abandon Dolly’s services, before negotiating the purchase of the player who is on the preliminary list of the players nominated to support Al-Ahly’s attack.
Betso Mosimane, Al-Ahly’s coach, is putting Dolly as a substitute for the Uruguayan wing, Gaston Sereno, player of Sun Downs, to sign him in the event that the negotiations between Al-Ahly and the South African club fail to contract with his superstar Al-Uruguyani as the first option for Musimane.
Al-Ahly wants to strengthen its ranks with a good player in the front line and put in his accounts more than one player, whether Sereno, Dolly, Laba Kodjo of the Emirati Al-Ain player, Jackson Mullica of the Belgian Standard League player, or Walter Bwalia of the El Gouna player.
Today, Saturday, the Al-Ahly team begins preparing for the Al-Ittihad match of Alexandria next Monday in the league after the match between Zamalek was replaced by Al-Ittihad, as the summit was postponed for security reasons, and the Al-Ahly mission arrived on Thursday morning to Cairo from Niger after contesting the Sunideb match in the 32nd round of the League Championship. The African Champions, which was the match that was held at General Cine Kunchi Stadium and ended with an important victory for the Red Genie, with a clean goal, scored by Aliou Diang to return to Cairo with a precious victory over the Nigerian champion, which facilitates the task of Al-Ahly in the return match in Cairo, which is scheduled for next January 5 in principle, so that the red genie begins the first steps He won the tenth African star after winning the last edition of the tournament on November 27th by beating Zamalek with two goals for a goal to win the ninth African title in its history as the largest club that won the African championship in the continent.
Kevin Johnson, Al-Ahly’s general coach, talked about the team’s victory over the Nigerian champion, saying: We have achieved what is required of us in this match despite the difficult conditions Al-Ahly suffered during this cruel journey..
And Johnson, who is currently leading Al-Ahly technically, because Musimani, the technical director, was infected with the Corona virus: We faced many absences from infection or because of Corona or a very bad stadium, in addition to the ambiguity of the opponent and the absence of Musimini, and with this we succeeded in achieving a precious victory outside the home and this is the most important thing.
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