Al-Zawraa Club announced its official contract with the Jordanian international Raziq Bani Hani, coming from Al-Hussein Irbid, in one of the most prominent deals of the summer transfer window, to strengthen the ranks of the leader before the start of a busy season filled with local and Asian commitments.

The contract was signed in the Jordanian capital, Amman, in the presence of the chairman of the administrative body of Al-Zawraa Club, Haidar Shanshul, where it was agreed that the player would sign a contract extending for two seasons, amid a strong desire from both parties to succeed in this new experience.

Raziq Bani Hani, who is 21 years old, is considered one of the most prominent young talents in Jordanian football in recent years, as he caught attention with his performances with Al-Hussein Irbid, and attracted the attention of the technical staff of the Jordanian national team, which called him to represent the Nashama on several occasions.

The contract with him came at the direct request of Al-Zawraa coach Abdul Ghani Shahed, who expressed complete confidence in the player's abilities and confirmed his need for a young striker possessing speed, skill, and movement between the lines, which are qualities that Bani Hani possesses, and he is expected to be a real addition to the white team's attack.

For his part, the player expressed his happiness to embark on a professional experience in the Iraqi league through one of its largest clubs, confirming his aspiration to present his best and prove his worth to the fans, who rely heavily on the new signings to bring Al-Zawraa back to the podiums.

The signing of Bani Hani comes as part of a series of contracts that the management of Al-Zawraa has concluded this summer, as part of a comprehensive plan to rebuild the team strongly, in line with the ambitions of the club and its fans, both in local tournaments and in its upcoming continental participation in the AFC Champions League 2.