Moroccan right winger Reda Slim of AS FAR Rabat is being linked with a switch from Egyptian giants Al Ahly to UAE Pro League side Ajman Club, with his future status and contract situation adding to speculation over a potential free-agent style opportunity.
Transfermarkt data, updated on 19 June 2026, lists the 26-year-old at a market value of €1.20m, with the rumour graded only with a “?” probability, underlining that talks remain at an early and uncertain stage. The suggestion of a move “from” Al Ahly comes despite Slim being officially registered as an AS FAR Rabat player, indicating his next step could involve clarification of his club situation or the expiry of a recent agreement before any deal in the Gulf can progress.
Born in Rabat on 25 October 1999, Slim stands at 1.76m and operates primarily as an attacking right winger, favouring his right foot. He wears the No 10 shirt at AS FAR Rabat and has built his reputation in the Moroccan top flight, where his direct dribbling and wide play have drawn attention from clubs beyond North Africa, including in the Egyptian Premier League and now the UAE Pro League.
There is no registered contract expiry date for Slim at AS FAR Rabat in the latest data, which fuels talk that he could soon be in a position to negotiate freely if his current deal is close to, or has already, run its course. That scenario would make his €1.20m valuation particularly attractive for Ajman, who are seeking cost-effective attacking options.
While no concrete fee, contract length or personal terms have emerged, a move to Ajman would give Slim a first taste of football in the UAE and a fresh platform in the Gulf region – a step that could significantly reshape his career trajectory and raise his profile if the transfer materialises.
