The deal for Moroccan defender Achraf Dari is heading towards a decisive turn, as the Swedish club Kalmar is keen on retaining his services following his impressive performance, while Al Ahly of Egypt is welcoming the prospect of completing his permanent transfer in the upcoming transfer window.

Officials of the Egyptian club Al Ahly have expressed their willingness for the Moroccan defender Achraf Dari to make a permanent move to the Swedish club Kalmar, following the impressive period he spent with the team since joining on loan.

Kalmar Club is seriously considering activating the option to purchase Dari's contract, given the strong performances he has delivered. He has successfully established himself as a key player in the lineup, participated in several matches, and even scored a goal, demonstrating his quick adaptation to the Swedish league environment.

For his part, Zouhair Dari, the player's father, confirmed that his son feels very comfortable within the team, noting that he has been performing consistently since his transfer, in addition to fully recovering from the physical issues he previously suffered from, without any injuries in the recent period.

He added that Al Ahly's management has not yet contacted regarding the player's return or discussed his future, clarifying that Dari will continue normally with Kalmar until the end of the loan period, after which his final destination will be decided.

The current data indicates that Ashraf Dari staying in the Swedish league is the most likely option, especially if the purchase clause is activated, given the Kalmar club's coaching staff's confidence in his defensive abilities and his potential to contribute to the team.