El Sabahy Emad: Entag El Harby Complete Free Transfer for Egyptian Midfielder from La Viena FC

Entag El Harby have completed the signing of Egyptian central midfielder El Sabahy Emad from La Viena FC on a free transfer, with the 25-year-old’s contract running from 01/07/2026 to 30/06/2029.

The deal sees Emad move within Egypt, switching from La Viena FC to Entag El Harby after his previous contract expired, allowing the transfer to be completed without a fee. No market value has been officially listed for the Mansoura-born player, underlining the low-risk nature of the move for his new club.

Emad arrives as a specialist central midfielder, listed primarily as a midfield – central midfield player and predominantly right-footed. He strengthens the core of Entag El Harby’s squad and is expected to operate in the heart of midfield, offering balance between defensive duties and build-up play.

Born in Mansoura and holding Egyptian nationality, Emad has built his career domestically, most recently at La Viena FC. Both his former club and new employers are recorded under an unspecified league structure, reflecting the absence of formal league designation (“N/A”) in the available data, but the move keeps him competing in Egypt rather than abroad.

The transfer marks a step up in profile for the 25-year-old, who now links up with a club where he is also registered as part of the national-team-related pool within Entag El Harby’s structure. While financial details beyond the free transfer status are not disclosed and no market valuation is provided, the move underlines Entag El Harby’s focus on cost-effective squad building.

Emad’s contractual details at Entag El Harby are not fully specified beyond the start and end dates, and there is no information in the data about any prior clubs before La Viena FC. Similarly, there are no recorded statistics for appearances, goals, assists or recent individual match performances, nor are there indications of international caps beyond his domestic registration.

Despite the lack of detailed performance metrics, the signing is significant for a player in his mid‑twenties, entering what should be his prime years. As a central midfielder, his role will likely be pivotal in linking defence and attack, dictating tempo and providing positional discipline in the middle third.

The move also leaves open the possibility that Emad could become a free agent again when his contract expires on 30/06/2029, depending on his progression and Entag El Harby’s plans at that time. For now, the confirmed transfer offers him a stable platform in Egyptian football and the opportunity to consolidate his reputation as a reliable central midfielder at a new club.