Competition between 5 Saudi clubs to include the Riyadh star
Five Saudi clubs are currently competing to sign Abdul-Ilah Al-Khaibari, player of the Saudi Al-Riyadh Club.
Al-Sharq Al-Awsat newspaper said that Al-Nasr club management wants to include Abdul-Ilah Al-Khaibari to support the left front in the new season.
Al-Qadisiyah clubs are also seeking And conquest, cooperation and agreement to include the player.
The newspaper added that the agreement was presented to the management of the Riyadh Club, a group of players in exchange for contracting with Al-Khaibari.
Abdel-Ilah Al-Khaibari's contract with his club expires in 2026.
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