The Libyan club Al-Ittihad introduced its new player, Adam Alilat, upon his arrival in the capital, Tripoli, in preparation for his official joining of the team during the current winter transfer window.

This step represents the first professional experience outside Algeria in the football career of the young defender, who aspires to take on a new challenge through the Libyan league, one of the championships that has seen increasing competition in recent seasons.

Alilat is expected to strengthen the Union's backline as part of the sports project overseen by coach Khaled Ben Yahia, which is based on blending experienced players with young talents capable of development, serving the club's medium-term goals.

The coaching staff is counting on the player's physical readiness and continental experience gained with USM Alger to ensure a quick integration into the team and contribute to achieving the team's aspirations both locally and continentally.

This contract comes at a time when the winter transfer window in Libya remains open until February 15, 2026. Al-Ittihad Club has continued to strengthen its ranks with several deals, affirming its ambition to compete strongly in the upcoming phase.