Kahraba has completed a permanent move from Kuwaiti side Qadsia SC to Enppi SC, returning to the Egyptian Premier League as a free transfer in a deal that runs from 2026-02-08 to 2026-02-08. The 31-year-old centre-forward joins the Cairo-based club with no fee paid to his former employers, according to the confirmed transaction details.
The Egypt international, whose full profile lists him as an attacking centre-forward with a right preferred foot, arrives at Enppi as an experienced addition to their forward line. Although no current market value is specified in the transfer data, his long spell at the top level in Egypt, the Gulf and Europe underlines the calibre of player Enppi are bringing in. The move also places him back in the Egyptian Premier League, rather than remaining in the Kuwaiti game, reinforcing his status in his home country’s top flight.
This transfer marks the latest step in a well-travelled career. Born on 13 Apr 1994 in Cairo and standing at 1.82 m, Kahraba began his senior pathway with Enppi SC’s youth ranks, earning promotion from Enppi SC U21 to the first team in 2011. A series of moves followed that showcased his ability to adapt to different leagues and styles of play. He gained early European experience in Switzerland with FC Luzern and Grasshopper Club Zurich, both initially on loan from Enppi, before returning to Egypt.
His domestic profile rose sharply after signing for Zamalek SC in 2015, where he developed into one of the league’s most highly rated attacking talents. Later, a loan to Saudi Arabia’s Al-Ittihad Club further boosted his regional reputation, with his market value peaking in the multi-million-euro range during that period, reflecting his impact in the Saudi Pro League.
In 2019 he made the switch to Portugal with Desportivo Aves, adding the Primeira Liga to the list of competitions in which he has featured. The next major chapter came with Al Ahly FC, Egypt’s most decorated club, whom he joined in early 2020. From there, his journey continued with a loan spell at Turkish side Hatayspor in the Süper Lig, before several further moves between Al Ahly and Libyan outfit Al-Ittihad SC, and then on to Qadsia SC in Kuwait in 2025.
Throughout this time, his transfer history charts a player trusted by top clubs across North Africa, the Middle East and Europe. Market value records show him fluctuating between high six-figure and multi-million-euro valuations over the years, illustrating both his peak standing and the natural decline into his thirties, with the latest noted valuation in the mid six-figure range prior to his stint at Qadsia.
Now back where his professional journey truly began, Kahraba’s return to Enppi SC provides both club and player with a familiar environment at a crucial phase of his career. For Enppi, it is a low-risk, potentially high-reward addition of a forward who has scored and created chances in multiple top divisions. For the player, the move offers a platform to extend his domestic legacy in Egypt’s Premier League and to leverage his extensive international experience as he enters the latter stages of his playing years.
