Tarek El-Sayed Reveals Daghmoum Failed Medical at Al Ahly Amid Swap Deal Shock
Former Zamalek star Tarek El-Sayed revealed that player Daghmoum failed his medical examination at Al Ahly, raising questions over a major swap deal between Al Ahly and Al Masry during the summer transfer window.
The Egyptian summer transfer market continues to generate major headlines, with ongoing speculation surrounding a potential swap deal between Al Ahly and Al Masry SC ⚽🔥.
In the latest twist, former Zamalek player Tarek El-Sayed revealed a surprising development that could significantly impact the deal.
⭐ Shock Medical Test Claim
Tarek El-Sayed stated via his social media account that Daghmoum failed to pass the medical examination at Al Ahly.
This revelation has sparked widespread debate among fans, especially as the deal was considered one of the biggest expected moves of the transfer window 🔥.
⚽ Details of the Swap Deal
Reports in recent days suggested a player exchange agreement between Al Ahly and Al Masry as both clubs look to strengthen their squads ahead of the new season.
According to statements attributed to coach Emad El-Nahhas, the deal included the following players moving to Al Masry:
Mohamed Sherif
Ahmed Reda
Mostafa El-Ash
Omar El-Saai
In exchange for Daghmoum and Mohamed Makhlouf joining Al Ahly ⚽.
📢 Possible Setback for Al Ahly
Failing a medical test could seriously complicate the completion of the deal, as medical exams are a crucial step before any official transfer announcement.
This development may force Al Ahly to reconsider the agreement or explore alternative options in the market ⭐.
🏆 Active Transfer Market
The Egyptian transfer window remains highly active, with clubs competing to strengthen their squads ahead of the upcoming season.
Swap deals like this attract huge attention due to their direct impact on the competitive balance between top teams ⚽🔥.
🔥 Conclusion
The future of the Daghmoum deal remains uncertain following the reported medical issue, with final decisions still pending from the involved parties.
The key question now is: will the deal collapse completely, or will new developments emerge soon? ⚽🔥
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