Al-Hilal settles the Al-Ghannam deal and lends Redeef to the agreement
Al-Hilal Club has finalized the contract deal with Khaled Al-Ghanem, the Al-Ettifaq team’s winger, during the current summer transfer period.
According to press reports, the management of Al Hilal Club finalized the contract with Khaled Al-Ghannam from Al-Ettifaq, in exchange for loaning the young striker Abdullah Redeef to Al-Ettifaq.
It is noteworthy that Al-Ettifaq contracted with Khaled Al-Ghannam last January, coming from Al-Nasr, with a contract that expires until 2028 and with a penalty clause of up to 60 million riyals.
Al-Ghannam played only 19 matches last season between Al-Nasr and Al-Ettifaq, and he succeeded in making a decisive pass and did not score any goals.
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