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Senegalese Alio Baji, a forward for the Al-Ahly club’s first football team, received a serious offer from France to leave during the current summer transfer period, after the player left the accounts of South African coach Pitso Musimane.
Amiens, one of the French second division clubs, entered into serious negotiations with the Al-Ahly management to transfer the team’s forward Aliu Badji, who welcomed the offer he received.
The French team from Amiens fell from the Premier League to the second division during the Corona season activities and after major court battles on the French courts over their desire to continue the league there, but they failed and returned to the lower tier this season.
According to sources within the Al-Ahly club, the French club’s management is in serious negotiations with the Red Castle to obtain the services of the Senegalese international player, through which the Red Genie seeks to compensate the losses suffered by the treasury of the club when it contracted with him about 2.5 million dollars.
Senegalese Alio Badji, a forward for the Al-Ahly club’s first football team, decided to return to the old continent and look for a new club after settling for his departure from the Red Castle ranks..
The celebrated Senegalese player rejected the idea of moving to Al-Ittihad Alexandria or Al-Masry Al-Port Said, showing a strong desire to seize the services of the celebrated Al-Ahly striker..
The relationship between Aliu Badji and coach Betsu Musimani, the team’s coach, fell into a dead end due to the dispute that occurred between the pair during the Sun Downs match against Al-Ahly in the African Champions League, which was monitored by the media at the time, in addition to the coach’s insistence on not needing the player due to his lack of conviction in the attacker’s tactical abilities. He contributed to the decision of his early departure..
The Al-Ahly club is looking for the best deals through which forward Aliu Badji can transfer from European clubs, especially since the club’s treasury incurred a large amount of money exceeding two and a half million dollars in exchange to hire him.
