Ahmed Khaldi signs three-year deal with USM Alger

Ahmed Khaldi has officially joined USM Alger, signing a three-year contract that will see him remain at the club until 2027.

The 26-year-old midfielder, who previously played for Al-Arabi in Kuwait, returns to his home country after a stint in the Gulf.

The move, which had been anticipated for several months, was confirmed by USM Alger on Wednesday following the completion of all necessary formalities.

Khaldi arrives on a free transfer after mutually terminating his contract with the Kuwaiti side.

The official announcement was made through the club’s communication channels, marking the end of the transfer saga.

Ahmed Khaldi joins our club until June 2027, from Al-Arabi of Kuwait.

Khaldi joined our team on a free transfer after terminating his contract and obtaining his documents from the Kuwaiti club,” read a statement from USM Alger.

Khaldi’s return to Algeria is seen as a significant addition to USM Alger’s squad as they strengthen their midfield options.

The player, who hails from Kais, is expected to make his debut for the club in the near future, with reports suggesting he could feature before the end of the year.

Having previously represented CS Constantine, Khaldi brings valuable experience to his new team, with his time in Kuwait further enhancing his professional development.

USM Alger fans are hopeful that his return to Algeria will be marked by a strong performance, as the club looks to continue its ambitions both domestically and in continental competitions.

The deal has been met with excitement among USM Alger supporters, who are eager to see Khaldi in action once he is integrated into the team.

His presence adds depth to the midfield and provides an additional option for head coach Abdelhakim Serrar as the club looks to maintain its competitive edge in the Algerian Ligue 1.

With Khaldi now officially part of the USM Alger setup, all eyes will be on the midfielder as he seeks to make an immediate impact at his new club.