The management of Erbil Club has opened negotiations with Jordanian midfielder Amer Jamous and has made an official offer of $200,000 in a serious attempt to attract him and include him in the team.

Despite the attractive offer put forth by the Iraqi club at the negotiating table, Al-Wehdat Club in Jordan has shown an initial refusal to part with their player, insisting on his continued presence in the team, especially since the Jordanian league competitions started just a few days ago, and Jamous is considered one of the key and influential elements in the team's lineup.

Close sources confirm that the management of Erbil Club has not lost hope in completing the deal, as negotiations with Al-Wehdat management are still ongoing, amidst a strong conviction from the coaching staff led by coach Bassem Qassem, who sees in Amer Jamous a player capable of fulfilling his technical desires and providing the necessary contribution in midfield.

This move comes as part of Erbil Club's strategy to make quality signings that contribute to strengthening the team in preparation for the new season of the Iraqi Stars League, as the management seeks to combine prominent local names and attract distinguished elements from abroad to form a team capable of seriously competing in various championships.