Moroccan Walid Azarou on Egyptian Al Ahly's Departure List

Moroccan Walid Azarou on Egyptian Al Ahly's Departure List
Friday 5 June 2020 - 16:34

Moroccan international Walid Azarou (on loan to the Saudi football team of Al Ittifaq) is expected to leave Al Ahly of Egypt in the coming season, after the Swiss coach René Weiler refused the return of the Moroccan striker to the club’s staff.

At the request of the Moroccan player’s agent, the case of Azarou’s departure from the Egyptian club, at the end of his lease contract binding him to Al Ittifaq, is under study, according to Egyptian media, quoting the director of Al Ahly football club Sayed Abdelhafid.

According to the same source, the agent of Azarou would have contacted Al Ahly with a view to making a decision on his future, as of the next season, since several clubs want to hire the services of the former striker of Difaa El Jadida.

Saudi, Qatari and Emirati clubs have expressed their wish to have the Moroccan striker signed, media sources report, saying that these teams are awaiting the termination of Azarou’s contract with Al Ahly before giving him an official offer.

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