Ahmed Abd al-Qadir Leaves Al-Ahly After Five Years, Set to Join Iraqi Club Al-Karama

Ahmed Abd al-Qadir, a player for the first team of Egyptian club Al-Ahly, has announced his departure from the club during the ongoing winter transfer window, marking the end of over five years with the team.

Farewell Message to Al-Ahly Fans

In a message posted on his official "Instagram" account, Abd al-Qadir confirmed his exit from the club and expressed gratitude for his time at Al-Ahly. He thanked the club's management, his teammates, and the fans, highlighting that his experience with the team was filled with memorable moments and significant events in his football career.

Repeated Refusal to Extend Contract

The player had declined multiple offers to extend his contract with Al-Ahly, which was set to expire at the end of the current season, paving the way for his transfer during this window.

Expected Move to Iraqi League

Media reports indicate that Abd al-Qadir has completed the formalities for his transfer to Iraqi club Al-Karama, where he has signed a contract for one and a half years, marking a new professional chapter in his career.

A New Phase in the Player's Career

Abd al-Qadir's departure signifies a new step in his football career, having contributed to various national and international competitions during his time at Al-Ahly before deciding to pursue a career outside the Egyptian league.