It seems that Al-Zawraa Club has opened a new chapter in preparation for an exceptional season in the Iraqi Stars League, after seasons that did not meet expectations. According to reliable sources, the club's management is close to officially announcing an agreement with coach Abdulghani Shahad, the current head coach of Zakho Club, to lead the white team in the new season, amidst great fanfare welcoming this step, which is considered an actual beginning for the project to restore Al-Zawraa to its natural position as one of the giants of Iraqi football.

Abdulghani Shahad, who has done a wonderful job with Zakho and managed to place the team in third place despite challenges, possesses the experience and technical vision that qualify him to redraw the team's map. The management of Al-Zawraa has found in him the right man to build a composition capable of competing, not only locally but in all the tournaments the team will participate in the future.

Talking about Abdulghani Shahad is just the beginning of a comprehensive project that is being quietly prepared behind the scenes. The agreement with the coach, if officially announced, will be a prelude to a hot summer transfer market within the corridors of Al-Zawraa, where the management plans to make quality contracts with heavy names in the local league, along with a significant foreign deal coming from the Qatari league, as part of a plan to restore the club's prestige and regain balance after the departure of several players.

The movements of Al-Zawraa reflect not only a desire for change but also indicate a clear determination to rebuild the team in a systematic and studied manner, based on blending experience with youth, and supporting the three lines with elements capable of making a difference, especially in light of the significant challenges awaiting the team in the upcoming season, amidst expected fierce competition in the Iraqi Stars League.

Al-Zawraa fans, who have suffered in recent years from fluctuating performance and inconsistent results, see in these movements a real glimmer of hope and are awaiting the official announcement of the anticipated deals, which according to some sources will be "heavyweight" in nature, matching the aspirations of the white stands that are satisfied only with gold.

However, the change does not stop at the technical line; it extends to a comprehensive project that the management seeks to activate, starting with an experienced coaching staff and ending with a roster of players at the highest level. Al-Zawraa is currently eyeing heavyweight names, foremost among them is the midfielder Amjad Attwan, who is considered one of the most expensive Iraqi players with a market value approaching 850,000 euros, in addition to the distinguished goalkeeper Ali Kazem, who stood out significantly with Zakho during the last two seasons and was one of the best between the posts.

Al-Zawraa is also working to include Najaf player Muhammad Qasim, thanks to his high technical abilities and his ability to make a difference, alongside the international defender of Al-Student, Saad Natiq, who is known for his experience and defensive solidity. In a notable step, sources indicate that there is a deal for a foreign professional from the Qatari league on the club's table, which could be a significant surprise if it is officially completed.