Wessam Abu Ali is determined to leave Al Ahly during the current summer transfer window, and the player feels extremely angry at the club’s officials for rejecting his wishes.
The Palestinian international succeeded in attracting attention after his impressive performance in the Club World Cup, when he scored a hat-trick against Porto, in addition to his impressive performances with Al Ahly in various local and international tournaments.
Al Ahly issued an official statement announcing that Wessam Abu Ali is not for sale and that there is no intention of him leaving, regardless of the value of the offers proposed for him.
According to a source close to the player, Abu Ali is extremely angry with Al Ahly officials after this statement, especially since he informed them some time ago that he does not intend to continue in the Egyptian Premier League.
According to the source, Abu Ali has received exceptional offers from the American League, according to which he will receive an annual salary exceeding 4 million euros, more than double and a half his current salary with Al Ahly.
Despite Al Ahly’s statement, the 25-year-old will not remain at Al Ahly. His desire is to pursue a new experience, either in America, Europe, or the Arab world. Celtic, as well as clubs in the UAE and Saudi leagues, are also interested in him.
It was initially reported that Al Ahly’s management was willing to sell Wissam Abu Ali for $8 million. However, Mahmoud El Khatib’s management subsequently reversed their decision and insisted on keeping the player, convinced that whatever the amount of money generated from his sale will not be enough to find a replacement of equal quality.
Abu Ali joined Al Ahly a year and a half ago and has since become Al Ahly’s top scorer in all competitions, having scored 38 goals and won nearly every possible title with the Egyptian club.
