Ahmed Ouka has completed a loan move from Ra SC to Aluminium Nag Hamadi, sealing a mid-season switch that places the 27-year-old centre-back at the heart of his new club’s defensive plans. The deal is officially registered as a loan transfer, with Ouka joining Aluminium Nag Hamadi from Ra SC on 2026-02-04 and scheduled to return to his parent club when the agreement expires on 2026-06-30.
The transfer keeps the Egyptian defender in his home country’s league structure, with both clubs based in Egypt and currently competing outside any clearly defined top-flight framework, listed only as N/A in competition terms. Despite that lack of formal league designation, the move is significant for Aluminium Nag Hamadi, who secure a right-footed central defender in his peak years without committing to a permanent fee. The arrangement also leaves open the possibility that Ouka could face an uncertain future when the loan ends, as neither a long-term contract length with Ra SC nor an extended deal with Aluminium Nag Hamadi is recorded in the available data, raising the prospect that he could become a free agent if no new agreement is reached.
Ouka arrives after a period of frequent movement within Egyptian football. Before signing for Ra SC, he had a permanent spell at Tanta SC, who had first brought him in from Makadi FC. That stint included a loan to Raya SC, after which he briefly returned to Tanta before the permanent transfer to Ra SC. Earlier in his career he featured for El Nasr Tadeen following a move from El Mareekh SC, having initially emerged at El Nasr. The pattern underlines a defender accustomed to adapting to different tactical systems and club environments inside Egypt.
Born in Zagazig and holding Egyptian nationality, Ouka is listed exclusively as a centre-back, with no secondary positions noted. His preferred right foot suggests he will naturally fit on the right side of a central pairing, potentially offering balance in Aluminium Nag Hamadi’s back line. No market value is currently assigned to him in the data, which underlines how under-the-radar his career has been to date at a broader, international scouting level, even as he continues to circulate within Egypt’s professional scene.
The transfer record shows no specific performance statistics, match data, goals, or appearance tallies for the current season, and there are no logged international caps or national-team activity beyond his club commitments. Likewise, no detailed league context is available for Ra SC or Aluminium Nag Hamadi beyond the shared N/A competition tag, leaving the precise competitive level undefined in the public record. What is clear, however, is that this move gives Ouka another platform to consolidate his reputation in domestic football and to demonstrate reliability after a sequence of short-term spells and loans.
With his loan locked in until 2026-06-30, the coming months will be decisive. A strong run with Aluminium Nag Hamadi could encourage his parent club to integrate him as a key figure on his return, prompt a permanent offer from his loan side, or attract new suitors and potentially set up his next step—whether that is a renewed contract, another move within Egypt, or a future scenario where he enters the market as a free agent seeking stability and a longer-term home.
