Youssef Osama Nabih agrees move to Iraqi club Al-Mosul

Youssef Osama Nabih has completed his agreement with Iraqi club Al-Mosul and is set to move there from ZED FC.

The player has finalised all administrative matters with ZED FC before travelling to Iraq to complete the transfer, according to FilGoal.com. The move represents the latest stage in a career that has taken Nabih through several Egyptian clubs before his agreement with Al-Mosul.

Nabih began his football career at ENPPI before joining the youth ranks at Zamalek. He later spent time on loan at Aswan, continuing his development away from the Cairo club.

His time at Zamalek ended when his contract expired in 2023. Nabih subsequently joined Pyramids, adding another Egyptian top-flight club to his career.

From Pyramids, he moved on loan to Al Ittihad Alexandria. That temporary spell was followed by a permanent transfer to ZED FC, where he completed the administrative arrangements needed before agreeing his move to Al-Mosul.

The transfer to the Iraqi club is now at the stage where Nabih must travel to Iraq to complete the remaining formalities. The agreement itself has been reached, with the administrative side of his departure from ZED FC also settled.

Across his appearances for the various teams he has represented, Nabih has played 102 matches. He has scored seven goals and supplied nine assists during that time.

His route to Al-Mosul has therefore included spells with ENPPI, Zamalek, Aswan, Pyramids, Al Ittihad Alexandria and ZED FC. He started in the ENPPI system, progressed through Zamalek’s youth ranks, and then gained experience through loan moves before establishing himself across a succession of clubs.

The agreement with Al-Mosul was completed on Saturday, 1 August 2026. The report was written by Amr Nabil and published at 21:23.