Al Ahly Rejects Yasser Ibrahim Exit as Decisions Loom Over Dari and Gradišar
Al Ahly has rejected a Saudi offer for defender Yasser Ibrahim and plans to extend his contract, while final decisions regarding Achraf Dari and Nejc Gradišar are expected soon.
Al Ahly has decided to keep defender Yasser Ibrahim despite receiving a verbal offer from one of the newly promoted clubs in the Saudi Pro League during the current summer transfer window. The Egyptian champions consider the experienced defender a key part of their plans for the upcoming season.
Saudi Interest in Yasser Ibrahim
According to media reports, Yasser Ibrahim informed Al Ahly's management about a verbal offer from a Saudi Pro League club. However, the club immediately rejected the possibility of his departure and reaffirmed its commitment to keeping him.
New Contract and Salary Improvement
Al Ahly has promised Yasser Ibrahim a contract extension along with an improved salary package in recognition of his importance to the squad. His current contract runs until the end of the 2026-27 season.
Future of Achraf Dari and Nejc Gradišar
Meanwhile, Al Ahly is reviewing the situations of Achraf Dari and Nejc Gradišar as part of its squad planning for the new campaign. The club is expected to inform both players soon whether they will remain with the team or leave during the current transfer window.
All Options Remain Open
Al Ahly is willing to consider suitable offers for both players, while a mutual contract termination also remains an option if all parties reach an agreement. These decisions are part of the club's strategy to reshape the squad according to the coaching staff's requirements ahead of the new season.
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