Pakhtakor Join Race to Sign Ayman Hussein

Pakhtakor of Uzbekistan has made a strong move to sign Iraqi national team striker Ayman Hussein, presenting an official offer for the player to join their ranks during the current summer transfer window.

Ayman Hussein is currently without a club after his recent stint with Al-Karma, opening the door for several local and foreign clubs to enter into direct negotiations with the "Iraqi Lion."

Sources close to the player revealed that the most notable local offer came from Arbil, which submitted a financial bid of one billion Iraqi dinars. There was also an intention from his former club, Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya, to bring him back, but rising financial demands prevented the deal from being completed, leading the "Falcons" to withdraw from the race.

On the external front, Pakhtakor of Uzbekistan has made an official offer worth $1 million, aiming to sign the Iraqi striker and strengthen their attacking line before the start of the new season in the Uzbek league and Asian competitions.

Sources close to the player indicate that Ayman Hussein is currently considering all available offers, but he is leaning heavily towards pursuing a new professional experience outside Iraq, taking advantage of the Uzbek offer and other potential offers that may arrive in the coming days.

Ayman Hussein is currently one of the most prominent Arab strikers, with a constant presence in the Iraqi national team and consistent scoring performances.

Ayman Hussein is expected to finalize his future in the coming weeks, especially with club training camps approaching in preparation for the new season.

If an agreement is reached with Pakhtakor, it will mark the striker's first professional stint in Central Asia. This move represents a new step in the career of a forward seeking greater challenges at the continental level.