Al Ahly Opens Door for Ashraf Dari's Departure and Begins Marketing in the Gulf

The Moroccan international Achraf Dari is nearing the end of his journey with Egypt's Al Ahly, following recent developments that have pushed the discussion of his future towards a decisive phase ahead of the upcoming summer transfer window.

According to Egyptian media reports, Al Ahly's management has finalized its stance on the Moroccan defender, who is now out of the team's plans for the next season. This decision comes especially after the chances of his continued stay with the club, which he recently played for on loan, diminished following the refusal to activate the clause for the permanent purchase of his contract.

The same sources reported that the officials of the Red Castle informed the player of the need to look for a new destination during the summer transfer window, either through a permanent transfer or a new loan, as there is no intention to reinstate him in the team's roster for the next season.

In a notable development, Ashraf Dari's father has entered the ongoing consultations with the club's management, clarifying that his son does not wish to undergo another loan experience and prefers to leave permanently, while receiving all his remaining financial entitlements according to the terms of his contract.

For its part, Al-Ahli's management continues to explore several options to conclude the matter in the best possible way. They aim to market the player within the Gulf leagues to achieve financial returns from the deal, in addition to reaching an agreement that ensures the new club covers his annual salary.

The management is also considering the possibility of contributing to part of the Moroccan defender's salary if negotiations with interested clubs falter, in order to facilitate his departure and avoid any potential legal complications, or the player resorting to FIFA to claim his contractual rights.