Al Ahly Complete Two Major Deals.. Monsef Bakrar and Soufiane Benjedida Set to Boost Red Giants’ Attack
Al Ahly have reached final agreements with Algerian striker Monsef Bakrar of Croatian club Dinamo Zagreb and Moroccan forward Soufiane Benjedida of Maghreb Fez as part of the club’s plan to strengthen the attack ahead of the new season.
🦅 Al Ahly Move Closer to Strengthening Attack With Two New Signings ⚽🔥
Al Ahly continue their strong activity in the current summer transfer window after reaching final agreements with two important North African forwards as part of their preparations for the upcoming season.
The Egyptian giants have completed agreements with Algerian striker Monsef Bakrar, who plays for Croatian side Dinamo Zagreb, and Moroccan forward Soufiane Benjedida from Maghreb Fez to strengthen the team’s attacking options.
The moves come as part of Al Ahly’s strategy to build a stronger squad capable of competing for all domestic and continental trophies during the new season. 🏆✨
🔴 Long Negotiations to Complete Monsef Bakrar Deal
Al Ahly started negotiations with Monsef Bakrar several weeks ago after the player impressed the club’s planning committee and technical staff due to his physical strength and attacking qualities.
The club believes Bakrar has the necessary characteristics needed for the striker position, especially his ability to compete inside the penalty area and finish attacking opportunities.
Negotiations with Dinamo Zagreb went through several stages due to differences over the transfer fee and payment method before both sides reached a final agreement. ⭐
💰 Monsef Bakrar Transfer Details
The total value of Monsef Bakrar’s transfer to Al Ahly reached around €3 million, with the player signing a three-year contract without an automatic extension clause.
Al Ahly agreed with Dinamo Zagreb to pay the transfer fee in three installments:
🔹 €1.5 million after the player passes the medical examination.
🔹 €750,000 next January.
🔹 €750,000 in July 2027.
The installment system was agreed after intensive negotiations between both clubs.
🇲🇦 Al Ahly Complete Soufiane Benjedida Deal
At the same time, Al Ahly worked on completing the signing of Moroccan striker Soufiane Benjedida from Maghreb Fez.
The club’s transfer officials held direct negotiations with the Moroccan side, with the visit of Al Ahly’s recruitment director to Morocco helping accelerate the completion of the agreement.
Benjedida is expected to provide an attacking boost thanks to his movement, technical abilities, and experience in Moroccan football. 🔥
💵 Soufiane Benjedida Transfer Fee and Contract Length
The Moroccan striker’s transfer will cost Al Ahly around $2.8 million, to be paid through installments according to the agreement with Maghreb Fez.
The player signed a three-year contract, similar to Bakrar’s deal, without an extension option.
🩺 Medical Tests Before Official Announcement
Al Ahly are waiting for both players to arrive in the coming days to undergo medical examinations before officially announcing the deals.
After completing the medical procedures, the two players will join team training ahead of the upcoming preparation period.
✈️ Strong Preparations for New Season
Al Ahly are preparing for a strong pre-season period, including a planned training camp in Spain featuring several friendly matches.
The technical staff aims to reach the best physical and tactical level before the start of official competitions, with Bakrar and Benjedida expected to join the squad if all medical and administrative procedures are completed. ⚽🔥
🏆 Al Ahly Continue Building a Strong Squad
By signing Monsef Bakrar and Soufiane Benjedida, Al Ahly have strengthened one of the most important positions in the squad by adding two promising attacking players from North Africa.
The club’s management hopes these signings will help create a team capable of competing strongly across all competitions and maintaining success on the Egyptian and African stages.
🦅 Will the new duo become the attacking solution Al Ahly fans are waiting for? Share your opinion. 🔥
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