Ahmed Hamdi, the former Al-Ahly player and the current Canadian Montreal player, entered the circle of names nominated to support the red team’s midfield in the next season of the Egyptian League, as he is one of the sons of the Red Castle and is able to make the difference with the red team next season.
The Al-Ahly administration’s thinking regarding contracting with Ahmed Hamdi came following the failure of Mohamed Reda Bobo’s joining of the future midfielder, the Red Castle, in light of the future administration’s adherence to the services of all its players before participating in the African Confederation Cup.
Ahmed Hamdi is good at playing in the center of the defensive center and the play industry, and is one of the best options available to the Al-Ahly administration to compensate for the Bobo deal, or not to be able to cut the loan of Karim Nedved to Future next season.
Al-Ahly needs to sign a player who can play in position No. 8 next to Amr Al-Sulayya, especially with the absence of an alternative to Al-Sulayya if he is injured or suspended, especially with the decline in the physical level of Muhammad Mahmoud and the intention of the administration to loan him during the next season or Ammar Hamdi returning from Rabat surgery. The crusader needs some time before returning to participate in the matches.
