Smouha SC have completed the loan signing of Egyptian centre-forward Amoory from Ittihad Alexandria SC U21, securing the 20-year-old until 2026-06-30. The deal, registered as a loan transfer, began on 2026-02-03 and will see the striker return to his parent club at the end of the agreement.
The move keeps Amoory in Egyptian football, with Smouha competing in the Egyptian Premier League, but elevates him from youth-level competition at Ittihad Alexandria to a senior top-flight environment. The transfer is officially listed as a temporary switch, with no permanent fee disclosed, and no market value recorded for the player at this stage of his career.
Born in Alexandria and standing at 1.81 m, Amoory arrives at Smouha as an attacking specialist in the centre-forward role, operating primarily through the middle and favouring his right foot. His progression through Ittihad Alexandria’s youth system saw him step up from the U19 side to the U21s on a permanent basis on 2024-09-01, before this latest loan opened a new chapter with a Premier League club.
The structure of the deal means that, barring further agreements, he is scheduled to return to Ittihad Alexandria SC U21 when the loan ends on 2026-06-30. There is no indication in the data of a purchase option or extension clause being attached, nor is there any separate contract expiry date with his parent club listed, leaving his longer-term status beyond the loan period undefined in the available information.
For Smouha, the acquisition adds depth and youth to their attacking options, bringing in a locally developed forward from one of Alexandria’s established talent pathways. For Ittihad Alexandria SC, it represents a step in the player’s development, exposing him to a higher competitive level while retaining his registration and planning for his return at the conclusion of the loan.
Amoory’s career to date has been entirely within Egypt, and all recorded clubs and competitions in his history are domestic. He holds Egyptian nationality and has been linked exclusively with Egyptian teams, with no confirmed experience abroad or outside the country’s league structure in the data provided.
With no recorded market valuation yet attached to his profile, this loan spells a formative stage rather than a major commercial transaction, centred on development and opportunity rather than headline transfer fees. How he adapts to the demands of Smouha and the Egyptian Premier League during the loan period up to 2026-06-30 will likely determine his next step, whether that is a breakthrough at Ittihad Alexandria SC, an extended stay at Smouha, or another move within the domestic game.
