Mohamed Khattar has completed a loan move from Tersana to Baladiya, with the deal running from 2026-02-03 until 2026-06-30. The Egyptian right-back joins Baladiya on a temporary basis from his parent club Tersana, in a move officially registered as a loan transfer.
The switch comes immediately after Khattar’s return to Tersana from Abo Qir Fertilizers, where he had also been on loan. That previous spell ended on 2026-02-02, and within a day he was sent back out, this time to Baladiya, confirming Tersana’s decision to continue his development away from the club rather than reintegrate him into their own squad for the remainder of the current campaign.
Khattar’s contract situation at Tersana is not detailed in the available information, but the defined end date of the Baladiya loan on 2026-06-30 indicates a clear review point for his future. At that stage he is scheduled to return to Tersana at the end of the loan, a moment that could also open the door to further moves or even a change in status if his contractual terms approach expiry and are not renewed.
The 24-year-old defender, born on 25 April 2001, is listed primarily as a right-back, with his main position defined as Defender – Right-Back. He represents Egypt and has so far built his professional career entirely within the Egyptian game. His club path to date includes Abo Qir Fertilizers, from where he first moved to Tersana, and now Baladiya, underlining a trajectory through domestic sides competing within the Egyptian system. While the overarching league is recorded only as “N/A” for both Tersana and Baladiya in the data, both clubs are Egyptian, meaning this move keeps him in his home country’s football pyramid rather than taking him abroad.
The financial outline of the transfer is straightforward: the deal is officially classified as a “loan transfer,” with no fixed market value attached to the player in the current records. His market value is listed as None, and the fee field confirms the transaction as a loan rather than a permanent purchase, meaning Baladiya assume his services only for the duration of the agreed spell without an indicated transfer sum.
Khattar’s recent club history highlights how heavily he has been involved in loan movements. He joined Abo Qir Fertilizers on loan from Tersana on 2025-07-08, before returning at the start of February 2026. Immediately, Tersana arranged another loan, this time to Baladiya, suggesting that multiple clubs in Egypt’s professional tiers see value in his profile as a mobile, defensive option on the flank. However, no appearance data, match statistics, or performance details are provided in the current dataset, so his minutes played, goals, assists, and specific match contributions for Abo Qir Fertilizers, Tersana, or Baladiya cannot be quantified here.
Likewise, there is no information on his recent fixtures, such as opponents, scorelines, or individual match performances, and no data on fan or media reactions, either locally within Egypt or from any international audience. The records also do not indicate any national-team involvement beyond confirming his Egyptian nationality, nor do they show any experience outside Egyptian clubs that might broaden his exposure.
What is clear is that the immediate future of Mohamed Khattar lies with Baladiya, where he will seek to use this loan spell to consolidate his reputation as a reliable right-back in Egyptian football. When the agreement concludes on 2026-06-30, his return to Tersana will bring another key decision point in his career, with the potential for a permanent move, another loan, or a contract resolution that could shape his longer-term status within the domestic game.
