Pyramids is preparing to sign a new attacking deal to bolster its ranks, after announcing the signing of Ahmed Abdel Qader from the Iraqi club Al-Karma during the current summer transfer window.
According to the Algerian website "lagazettedufennec", Algerian striker Nadir Bouali is set to complete his transfer, after two seasons spent with Hungarian club Győri ETO, to Pyramids.
The 26-year-old aspires to take the next step in his career by moving to the African continent via Pyramids, after talks accelerated regarding a financial agreement between the two clubs in the past few hours.
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Pyramids is keen to secure the services of the Algerian striker, with the deal costing 3.5 million euros, and Nadir Bouali is expected to undergo medical tests before his official transfer to the Egyptian club is announced.
Nadir Bouali concluded his previous season by scoring 19 goals across all competitions, and he shone with the Algerian national team, scoring against Jordan in the World Cup before suffering an injury.
Bouali preferred a move to Pyramids despite interest from other European and regional clubs, and he will seek to establish himself as a key player while maintaining his scoring form in the attack of his potential new club.
