Uday Al -Dabbagh on the Pyramids agenda again
The Palestinian international striker Uday Al -Dabbagh, the Belgian club Royal Charlero, has become the Egyptian club Pyramids again.
Press reports stated that there are currently talks between the player's agent and the Pyramids administration on this topic.
Al -Dabbagh had previously starred in the Portuguese Premier League with Aruka, and did a great job before that with Al -Arabi Al -Arabi Club.
Press reports stated that there are currently talks between the player's agent and the Pyramids administration on this topic.
Al -Dabbagh had previously starred in the Portuguese Premier League with Aruka, and did a great job before that with Al -Arabi Al -Arabi Club.
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