Al-Ittihad finally agrees with Diaby to include him
Al-Ittihad Club management is one step away from officially announcing the contract with Frenchman Moussa Diaby, Aston Villa winger, during the summer transfer market period.
The Jeddah Union administration, headed by Louay Mashabi, succeeded in reaching a final agreement with Diaby to join the team starting next season with a contract extending for five seasons.
The Union administration put the final touches with Aston Villa regarding the contract with Diaby, whom French coach Laurent Blanc, the Tigers’ coach, requested to include.
Al-Ittihad Club management is close to finalizing matters related to purchasing the remaining period of the contract with the English club, which extends to 2028.
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