Al-Qadisiyah Club has settled the ongoing debate about its connection to signing Egyptian midfielder Emam Ashour during the upcoming summer transfer window.

The club's management confirmed that the rumors about an agreement with the player are not true, denying that any official negotiations to sign him have taken place so far.

Sources clarified that the name of Imam Ashour was indeed presented to Al-Qadisiyah through player agents, but no serious steps have been taken towards the deal.

Club officials are awaiting the opinion of coach Brendan Rodgers before making any decisions, as the management seeks to select suitable elements for the technical project.

In a related context, Neom Club emerges as one of the interested parties in signing the player, benefiting from the good relationship between his agent and the club officials.

Previous reports had indicated that Al Ahly of Egypt might agree to sell the player for $10 million during the upcoming summer.

This file is part of the Saudi clubs' efforts to strengthen their squads with outstanding players in preparation for the upcoming season's competitions.