The management of Ittihad Club has agreed to the departure of Algerian star Hossam Aouar during the current summer transfer window, responding to his desire to end his experience with the team early, despite his contract extending until 2028, according to Africa Foot.

Sources indicated that the recurring injuries suffered by the player, along with the fluctuation in his technical level, contributed to his failure to convince fans and critics, placing him under continuous pressure that led him to consider leaving the club.

At the same time, Ittihad's management has begun to act quickly to sign a new foreign player in the midfield position to compensate for Aouar's departure before the closure of the ongoing summer transfer market.

Aouar, a graduate of the Olympique Lyon academy, has garnered significant interest from several European clubs, with Lille and Marseille from France, as well as Bournemouth from England, keeping an eye on him.

The market value of the Algerian international player is estimated at around 9 million euros, making him a suitable target for several European clubs looking for an experienced midfielder with diverse technical abilities.