Al Ahly Opens Negotiations with ENPPI to Sign Hamed Abdullah and Ali Mahmoud

Al Ahly Club has intensified its efforts in recent days to strengthen its ranks with young players from Enppi Club. The management of the Red Castle has entered advanced negotiations to sign the duo Hamid Abdullah and Ali Mahmoud, who delivered outstanding performances with the petroleum team last season.

According to Egyptian media reports, Al Ahly has been closely monitoring the duo for several months before the technical follow-up evolved into direct negotiations as part of the club's plan to strengthen the team with promising elements capable of supporting the future project.

In a new development, media sources indicated that Al Ahly has secured the signatures of both Hamed Abdullah and Ali Mahmoud, in preparation for finalizing an agreement with Enppi. However, negotiations between the two clubs have not yet reached the stage of a final agreement on the financial terms.

As for the young striker Oktay Abdullah, his situation remains a subject of debate. While recent reports have confirmed that Al Ahly has secured the player's signature in a meeting that included the club's contracting officials, other sources have denied the existence of a completed official agreement or a final decision on the deal so far.

For his part, Enppi is keen on securing the best possible financial return from its young stars, especially given the significant interest from Al Ahly and Pyramids in the trio of Hamed Abdullah, Ali Mahmoud, and Aktay Abdullah.

Despite the abundance of circulating news, the Enppi management recently confirmed that they have not received any final official offers to finalize the sale of players, which means that negotiations are still ongoing and the final decision may be postponed to the coming weeks.

It seems that Al Ahly has prioritized three Enppi players in the summer transfer window, with optimism within the Red Castle about the possibility of completing the deals for Hamed Abdullah and Ali Mahmoud first, while the file for Oktay Abdullah remains open until reaching a final agreement with the petroleum club.