The Saudi youth club has resolved the ongoing debate regarding the future of Moroccan striker Abderrazak Hamdallah, confirming his continued presence with the team during the current summer transfer window, and stating that there is no intention to part ways or consider external offers at this time.

In statements to Saudi media, Mahdi Al-Mulid, the club's football director, clarified that Hamdallah feels comfortable within the ranks of "Al-Layth," and the relationship between the two parties is characterized by harmony and mutual respect.

Al-Mulid said: "There is no desire from the player to leave the club at the moment, and if any future offers arise that are worth considering and serve the interests of both parties, there will be a discussion about them. As for now, the situation is completely stable."

Hamdallah joined the youth team last summer from Al-Ittihad Saudi, with a contract extending for two seasons, and he succeeded in having an exceptional first season, scoring 24 goals in various competitions, making him one of the key pillars of the team's sports project in the new season.

The coaching staff of the youth team relies heavily on the Moroccan striker to lead the attacking line and compete for local and continental titles.