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9:52 AM | Tuesday 08 September 2020
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Ramadan Sobhi is a Pyramids player
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The club board settled AhlyHeaded by Mahmoud Al-Khatib, Ramadan Sobhi, the Pyramids player who officially joined him hours ago, has been deprived of the league championship reward for the current season 2020-2021.
Al-Ahly is close to winning the league title this season, and is now 8 points away from the official coronation, as the red giant is at the forefront of the Premier League club standings, with 68 points, 17 points ahead of second-placed Zamalek, knowing that the latter will be deducted from three points at the end of the season. After his withdrawal in the top match against Al-Ahly in the first round, 9 matches remain for the end of the tournament.
A source familiar with the Al-Ahly club revealed that the board of directors headed by Al-Khatib decided not to grant Ramadan Sobhi The reward for winning the Premier League, which amounts to 60,000 pounds, is for several reasons, most notably the lack of participation in a large number of Premier League matches, and his exposure to injury during a large period throughout the season.
Ramadan Sobhi was linked with Al-Ahly on a loan for the 2019-2020 season from Huddersfield, in exchange for one million and 600,000 pounds, noting that the player had spent 6 months on loan before this season.
The loan started in July before last, and during this period the first national team was participating in the African Nations Championship, which was hosted by Egypt last year, after which the player went through a period of training and a few matches, then joined the ranks of the Olympic team to participate in the African Nations Championship under 23 Years, and crowned by the Pharaohs.
Ramadan Sobhi played with Al-Ahly in the current season nine matches during the current season on loan, including 6 matches in the Premier League against each of Smouha, Haras El Hodoud, Wadi Tigris, El Gouna, Aswan and El Entag El Harby, during which he scored 4 goals and made a goal, and participated in three matches in the African Champions League. In front of each of Equatorial Guinea’s champion Kano Sport, the Tunisian coastal star, and the Sudanese Al Hilal, and scored a goal against Al-Hilal, and Ramadan Sobhi participated in the nine matches by 707 minutes.
And the Pyramids club announced, on Monday, that it has officially signed a contract with Ramadan Sobhi, for a period of 5 years until 2025, coming from Huddersfield, England.
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