Ramadan Sobhy welcomed the Al-Ahly player, loaned from the English club Hudderside, to stay in the Red Castle, and not to return again to Europe, expressing a complete and sure desire to continue in Al-Ahly after he regained a large part of his level after returning to Al-Ahly in January last year.
Ramadan Sobhy expressed to Al-Ahly club officials that he would stay in the Red Castle, and asked them to end the matter with his English club Huddersfield.
Ramadan Sobhi was transferred to Al-Ahly in January, before last, on loan for six months, compared to 800 thousand pounds, before Al-Ahly renewed the loan for a new season that ends at the end of the current season, for one million and 600 thousand pounds.
Al-Ahly wants to buy Ramadan Subhi permanently for the team’s need for his efforts, especially after the player added a lot to the Red Castle thanks to its vitality, youth and clear enthusiasm, and officials of the Red Castle began the stage of “feeling the pulse” with the English club Hudderslev to buy the player once and for all.
The Hudderside administration wants to make a great profit from selling Ramadan Sobhi, as it has set an initial amount of 8 million pounds, which is a very large amount that does not fit well with Al-Ahly’s financial capabilities.
Al-Ahly spoke with Ramadan Sobhi about staying with the team and the player welcomed the Al-Ahly offer, and emphasized that he does not mind staying, especially after Al-Ahly restored his level and fitness and led the Olympic team to reap the nations of Africa under 23 years and qualify for the Tokyo Olympics. Ramadan also became a strong candidate to join the first national team and Ramadan sees that The australian experience brought him back after a long time sitting on the bench in England with Stoke City and Huddersfield.
Ramadan Sobhi informed the Al-Ahly administration that his stay with the team is linked to the settlement of the deal with Huddersfield, which will be decided during the coming period, especially since the player has offers from Europe, most notably from Portugal and Italy.
Ramadan Sobhi is close to returning to Al-Ahly matches, after recovering almost completely from the injury that deprived him of the team’s matches three months ago with a rupture of the back muscle.
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