Al Quwa Al Jawiya Interested in Signing Abdullah Naseef

Jordanian national team defender and Al-Hussein Irbid player Abdullah Naseeb has received an official offer from Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya during the ongoing summer transfer window, as the "Falcons" aim to strengthen their defense before the registration deadline.

The Iraqi club and the player are waiting for the official response from Amer Abu Obaid, the president of Al-Hussein Club, who is currently outside Jordan on a business trip.

Exclusive sources reveal that Al Quwa Al Jawiya has made an offer of $350,000 for one season, with the possibility of increasing it to $400,000, while Al Hussein Club will receive $100,000 from the deal.

Naseeb is tied to his club with a contract that is the largest in the history of Jordanian football, valued at $1 million for a duration of three seasons, which equates to approximately $335,000 per season. Thus, the value of the Iraqi offer appears to be lower than the salary the player receives with his current team, complicating negotiations.

Al Quwa Al Jawiya is aiming to secure the signing of Abdullah Nasib as a replacement for Algerian defender Ashraf Boudrama, who joined the club weeks ago from Al Adalah in Saudi Arabia. However, strong rumors have emerged regarding the management's intention to terminate the contract due to the coaching staff's lack of confidence in Boudrama's performance.

The coaching staff is searching for a defender with international experience and the ability to lead the backline, especially with the team's upcoming participation in the Asian Elite Championship.

According to the terms of the contract signed between the player and his club, any transfer requires official approval from Al-Hussein's management.

Sources have confirmed that Al-Hussein Club is keen to keep their international defender, especially as he plays a crucial role in their AFC Champions League campaign. He is seen as a key element in the team's project this season, and the fate of the transfer is expected to be resolved in the coming days, before the first of September, which is the final deadline for player registrations in the Iraqi league.