The Al-Ahly Club's Board of Directors, chaired by Mahmoud Khatib, Al-Ahly, has officially announced the contract extension of Imam Ashour, a player for the Red Fortress. His previous contract was set to expire in the summer of 2028.
Al-Ahly had previously formally informed Turkish club Konyaspor that Imam Ashour is not for sale during the current season. This came in response to the Turkish club's request to acquire the player's services for $4.5 million, payable over three years.
The player also received several attractive offers in recent periods, but Al-Ahly declared that he would not be sold to any team following his outstanding performance with the Egyptian national team at the World Cup, where he led them to the Round of 16.
According to Al-Ahly's official website, Imam Ashour, a first-team football player, has extended his contract with the club until 2030.
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This occurred during a meeting between the player and Essam Siraj El-Din, Head of the Contracts Sector, who completed all administrative and financial procedures in full coordination with Wael Gomaa, Director of Football.
During the meeting, the player expressed his complete gratitude to Al-Ahly and its large fan base, reaffirming his desire to continue his career with the club in the coming years.
