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Al Ahly’s Transfer Activity Ahead of the 2025–26 Season

 



Cairo, June 2025 – Al Ahly SC, Egypt's powerhouse and reigning CAF Champions League winners, are actively reshaping their squad ahead of the 2025–26 season and the FIFA Club World Cup in the U.S. Their blend of international and domestic acquisitions aims to bolster both experience and youth development. So, who are the incoming players and key departures?


🔴 Incoming Transfers

Mohamed Ali Ben Romdhane (Midfielder)


The Tunisian international, currently at Ferencváros (Hungary), is finalizing a deal reportedly worth €2 million for a four-year contract with Al Ahly 

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After interest in previous windows failed to materialize, Romdhane’s move marks Ahly’s fourth confirmed summer signing—following Trezeguet, Zizo, and Hamdi Fathi 

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Hamdy Fathy (Midfielder – Loan)


Returning on loan from Al Wakrah, Fathy has rejoined the side to strengthen central midfield options 

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Aliou Dieng (Defensive Midfielder – End of Loan)


The versatile Malian, having had a loan stint at Al Kholood, has officially re-integrated into Ahly’s squad 

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Mohamed Yasser (Forward – End of Loan)


Yasser has returned from his loan at FK Teplice, adding depth in the attacking line 

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Trezeguet (Winger)


Mahmoud “Trezeguet” Hassan joined from Trabzonspor in a €1.6 million deal, making him one of Ahly’s most significant summer signings 

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Ahmed Sayed “Zizo” (Midfielder/Attacker)


Secured on a free transfer from Zamalek, Zizo adds creativity and flair to the midfield 

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Ahmed Ramadan Beckham (Midfielder – Loan)


Acquired on loan from Ceramica Cleopatra, providing further emerging talent 

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Mohamed Seha (Midfielder)


Transferred from Al Mokawloon Al Arab for approximately $440,000 to strengthen midfield options 

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🟥 Domestic Signings & Prospects

Beyond the international transfers, Al Ahly are tapping into Egyptian talent:


Amr El-Gazzar (Defender) — Identified as a target from Ghazl El Mahalla, negotiations are underway 

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Hamed Hamdan (Midfielder) — The Palestinian midfielder from Petrojet agreed on a pre-contract, with the final deal pending 

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These domestic additions reflect a balanced strategy: acquiring established players while nurturing upcoming prospects.


⚽ Departures & Contract Expirations

Several key departures have occurred as contracts ended or loans concluded:


Rami Rabia, Ali Maaloul, Akram Tawfik, Amr El Solia, Hamza Alaa — All left upon contract expiry, signalling a significant reshuffle 

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Mohamed Abdelmonem (Centre-back) — Sold to OGC Nice in Ligue 1 for around €4.2 million 

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This clear-out provides room for younger players and new arrivals to step up, while generating vital revenue.


🧩 Squad Balance & Strength Strategy

The new signings reflect a well-rounded approach:


Experience: Trezeguet brings international pedigree and Turkish top-flight experience; Ben Romdhane adds midfield solidity with Hungarian championship-winning background.


Squad Renewal: Loan returns and fresh domestic talent (Seha, Beckham, Hamdan) supply depth and future development.


Financial Prudence: With only moderate spending (e.g., €1.6 M for Trezeguet, €2 M for Romdhane), Ahly maintain a sustainable policy. Outgoing contracts ease wage pressures.


🤔 Managerial Influence — Jose Riveiro’s First Moves

New head coach José Riveiro, arriving from Orlando Pirates, is already shaping the squad:


His top transfer preference is reportedly Mbekezeli Mbokazi, a former Pirates youth talent—though no official move is confirmed yet 

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Riveiro’s existing rapport with Mbokazi may influence Ahly’s recruitment priorities in the coming weeks.


🚀 Club World Cup Looks & Future Outlook

Al Ahly enter the Club World Cup in the U.S. (June 15–July 13) with a strengthened squad and clear ambitions. The blend of domestic talent and experienced internationals positions them well.


Tactical flexibility increases with midfield reinforcements — Romdhane, Fathy, Dieng, Zizo.


Attacking depth is enhanced by adding Yasser, Beckham, and Trezeguet.


This diversified roster, managed by Riveiro’s vision, suggests a competitive approach to upcoming challenges.


🧭 Summary: Squad Reboot with Vision

Al Ahly’s 2025 transfer window combines strategic squad building, budget-conscious decisions, and future planning:


Seven confirmed arrivals, including loan re-integrations and free transfers.


Key departures through sales and contract expiries justify the overhaul.


Youth integration signaling investment in long-term development.


As the U.S. Club World Cup nears and the Egyptian league campaigned resumes, expectations are high. Al Ahly’s calculated rebuild—married to Riveiro’s evolving tactics—could pave the way for another dominant run.

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