Al-Zawraa Club has expressed its readiness to enter the summer transfer market strongly, after placing Uruguayan striker Michael Cabrera, currently playing for Erbil, among its primary options to strengthen the frontline for the upcoming season.

The move is part of the 'Nawras' plan to rebuild the team offensively, following an inconsistent season in terms of goal-scoring, prompting the management to seek an experienced striker capable of deciding matches.

Michael Cabrera, 30 years old, joined Erbil at the start of the current season from the Honduran club Motagua.

Despite participating in only 16 matches, his name remains strongly present in the transfer market, especially with several clubs needing a foreign striker with experience in different leagues.

The player has scored 5 goals with Erbil this season, a modest number compared to ambitions, but it hasn't stopped top clubs from considering him, given his continental and physical experience that qualifies him to quickly adapt to the Iraqi Stars League atmosphere.

Al-Zawraa is struggling this season with the lack of offensive stability, as the team has relied on more than one striker without settling on a decisive option.

The management believes that signing Cabrera could provide the team with an additional option upfront, especially since the player excels as a direct striker and is known for moving within the area and putting pressure on the opponent's defenses.

Negotiations are still in their early stages, but there is a clear desire from the 'Nawras' to finalize the deal early to avoid entering into bidding wars with other clubs monitoring the player.