The crisis involving Moroccan defender Achraf Dari at Al Ahly is heading towards a resolution, following an agreement to loan him out until the end of the current season, a move that puts an end to the recent speculation about his future.

The player's father and agent confirmed in exclusive statements to "Yalla Shoot" that an agreement has been reached with the Swedish club Kalmar to include Dari on loan until the end of the current season. He noted that Al Ahly's management has given final approval to complete the deal without any financial compensation, with the official announcement expected in the coming hours.

This development came after a previous escalation, which involved the threat of resorting to the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) in protest against the continued suspension of the player and the refusal to let him leave, despite him being excluded from the technical plans.

The agreement is seen as a suitable solution for all parties, especially after Dari's name was removed from the team's roster during the winter transfer period of 2026. The decision to exclude him was made to make room for his compatriot Youssef Belamri, in addition to the recurring injuries that affected his participation since he joined in the summer of 2024.

Dari played 26 matches for Al-Ahly across various competitions without scoring or assisting any goals. His journey with the team is temporarily halted as he moves to the Swedish league on loan, awaiting the outcome of this loan period.