A source settles the controversy over El-Shenawy's future with Al Ahly.
Al Ahly denies receiving any official offers for Mohamed El-Shenawy and confirms their commitment to keeping the goalkeeper unless he personally wishes to leave.
A well-informed source inside Al Ahly has clarified the status of international goalkeeper Mohamed El-Shenawy amid growing rumors about his possible move during the current summer transfer window, particularly reports linking him with clubs in Saudi Arabia and Qatar.
The source confirmed that the club has not received any official offers for El-Shenawy so far, stating that all current talk is merely media speculation with no serious or formal negotiations underway.
The source also pointed out that El-Shenawy had renewed his contract with Al Ahly before the last FIFA Club World Cup, extending it for two more seasons. The club's management is keen to retain him due to his significant role in the team and his vast experience, especially in major tournaments.
It was emphasized that the club holds El-Shenawy in high regard and fully trusts his loyalty—especially considering he previously turned down lucrative offers to remain with Al Ahly at a time when the team needed him most.
Despite Al Ahly's firm stance on keeping the goalkeeper, the source did not rule out the possibility of his departure, stating that this would only happen if a strong and appropriate offer arrives—both financially and professionally—and if El-Shenawy clearly expresses a desire to pursue a new experience outside the Red Castle.
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