In a move that reflects a qualitative shift in the strategy of Al-Karma Club, informed sources reported an anticipated wave of collective transfers for several prominent stars of the Iraqi Premier League to the team, as part of a wide-ranging plan aimed at competing for the league title for the first time in the club's history.

A source close to the Al-Karma management confirmed in exclusive statements that the club has indeed entered into serious negotiations with several prominent players from various Iraqi clubs, and has also communicated with names that possess high-level international and local experience, in an attempt to build a balanced team capable of keeping up with the big leagues and stealing the spotlight next season.

The source stated: "The management of Al-Karma Club has set a clear, irreversible goal: to compete for the local title seriously. In order to achieve this ambition, the current direction is to strengthen all positions with high-quality names and extensive experience, to ensure a team that is no less significant than the traditional clubs that compete annually for the cup."

He added: "The project is not momentary but extends over an entire season. There is an intention to build a solid team, supported technically and financially, and possessing a strong bench capable of maintaining the pace throughout the league and cup journey."

It seems that Al-Karma, which has succeeded in establishing itself among the league teams in recent seasons, is preparing to change the rules of the game by entering the transfer market strongly, benefiting from its administrative stability and the increasing support from its fans and supporters.

In this context, the recurring news about the international star Ayman Hussein nearing a loan move to Al-Karma from Al-Khor Qatari club serves as an initial indication of the club's serious intentions to bring in heavyweight names.

In the coming days, it is expected that more significant deals will be revealed, which may include international players or local stars who have made a difference with their previous clubs, indicating a heated transfer market in which Al-Karma will have the largest share.

According to observers, the success of this plan will also depend on the stability of the team's technical management, the degree of harmony between the new players and the coaching staff's philosophy, in addition to the quality of preparations the club will undertake before the start of the season.

It is worth mentioning that the summer transfer period will officially start on July 20, 2025, and will extend until September 20, giving Al-Karma ample time to finalize its anticipated deals and lay the groundwork for an exceptional season that could redraw the competitive landscape in Iraqi football.