Al-Shabab Club has completed a swap deal with Al-Ittihad Club, resulting in the transfer of player Hemami Al-Hemami to Al-Shabab during the ongoing summer transfer window. According to exclusive sources reported by the account 'Al-Riyadiyah - Ajil', the deal included the departure of Mohammed Al-Absi, the goalkeeper of Al-Shabab, to Al-Ittihad.

Negotiations between the two clubs have progressed significantly, with only the signing of official contracts remaining, which will see Hemami wear the Al-Shabab jersey for two consecutive seasons.

Hemami, who is 21 years old, is a winger with exceptional skills, but he has not been part of the plans of French coach Laurent Blanc at Al-Ittihad recently.

The player did not participate in the last external camp for the team held in Spain and Portugal, prompting the Al-Ittihad management to seek to market his contract during the transfer window.

Hemami's career with Al-Ittihad began in 2023, after his experience with several European clubs such as Future Falcons in Spain, Slavia Prague, and Benesov in the Czech Republic as part of the Saudi scholarship program to develop talents.

On the sports front, Hemami participated with Al-Ittihad in only 4 matches before being loaned to Al-Khulood last season, where he played 32 matches in the Roshan Saudi League, scoring 4 goals and providing 3 assists.

Internationally, he was recently called up to the Saudi national team and participated in the CONCACAF Gold Cup, where he played one match.