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Nader Shawky, the players’ agent, revealed new behind-the-scenes details of Ramadan Sobhi’s departure from Al-Ahly club and his transfer to Pyramids Club during the recent summer transfer period.
Nader Shawky highlighted at the beginning of his remarks that the situation was difficult to obtain suitable professional offers for Ramadan Sobhi, especially after his long injury and the conditions of the Corona crisis that affected football around the world.
He explained that the Al-Ahly club wanted to conclude a final contract with Ramadan Sobhi, and the player informed the Red Castle officials that his priority is European professionalism, and that he will not play in Egypt except for the Al-Ahly team.
“Shawky” revealed that Mahmoud Al-Khatib held a session with Ramadan Sobhi at his home in the presence of Amir Tawfiq, contract director at Al-Ahly Club, and began negotiations with Huddersfield Town club officials to obtain the player’s services, emphasizing that “Bebo” did not want to get in the way of the player’s professionalism.
He continued: “Al-Ahly initially offered € 2 million and € 500,000 to join Ramadan Sobhi, but the English club asked for € 7 million before lowering the amount to € 3 million and € 250,000, after which Huddersfield officials I was informed of the arrival of an Egyptian offer from Zamalek of 3 million and 600 thousand euros to join the player ”.
He continued: “I told the Huddersfield officials that Ramadan Sobhi will only play in Egypt for Al-Ahly.”
Nader Shawky confirmed that he offered Ramadan Sobhi to all clubs in England as well as Portugal with Benfica and Porto, and the player was also offered to Almería, Spain, but the Crown crisis and the economic conditions to which the clubs were exposed prevented a suitable offer from being obtained.
He indicated that he had brought a good offer from the Turkish club Basaksehir to Ramadan, but the player rejected the offer completely.
At the end of his remarks, he stressed that the Al-Ahly club did not fail in its negotiations with Ramadan Sobhi and did everything in its power to terminate the contract with the player, stressing that Ramadan had to announce its choice from the beginning and to thank him and the Red Castle officials, rather than leaving in a way that would not guarantee her return to Al-Ahly again. .
