Al Ahly secure fifth contract renewal as Karim Al-Dheeb commits until 2030
Egyptian giants Al Ahly have extended Karim Al-Dheeb’s contract until 2030, making him the fifth player to commit his long-term future to the club during the current renewal campaign.
The Cairo-based side announced the agreement in an official statement on Wednesday evening as they continue efforts to maintain stability within the squad.
Al Ahly confirmed that all administrative and financial procedures surrounding the new deal had been completed.
“Karim El-Debis has extended his contract with the club until 2030, and Essam Serag El-Din, head of the contracts sector, has completed all the administrative and financial procedures in full coordination with Wael Gomaa, the football director.”
Fifth player to sign new deal
El-Debis follows Emam Ashour, Marwan Attia, Mostafa Shobeir and Omar Moawad in agreeing new contracts with the African football giants.
Ashour, Attia, Moawad and El-Debis have all been tied to Al Ahly until 2030, while goalkeeper Shobeir has signed a contract running until 2029.
The latest renewal reflects Al Ahly’s determination to secure the futures of key players and build continuity within the squad.
For one of Africa’s most successful clubs, keeping their leading talents represents an important part of their long-term planning.
Strong start under Ammouta
Al Ahly have also made an encouraging start to the new Egyptian Premier League campaign under Moroccan coach Hussein Ammouta.
The Red Devils have won their opening two matches as they look to build early momentum in the title race.
Attention will now turn to Thursday’s third-round fixture against Smouha.
Al Ahly will hope to continue their winning start while their off-field efforts to secure the futures of key players provide further stability for the months ahead.
With five contract renewals already completed, the Egyptian and African giants appear determined to protect the core of their squad as they pursue domestic and continental success under Ammouta.
