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Transfer market: Ali Maâloul on the radar of an Egyptian club!

Towards an unexpected comeback: Maâloul in the plans of an Egyptian club!
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Transfer market: Ali Maâloul on the radar of an Egyptian club!
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In a stunning twist, a source from Al-Masry club in Port Said has revealed that the team's new coach, Tunisian Nabil Kouki, has suggested to the club's management to open talks with Ali Maâloul, hoping to bring him in during the summer transfer window.

The Tunisian international, a former left-back for Al Ahly, officially parted ways with the Cairo giants at the end of the 2024-2025 season, closing the chapter on a nearly nine-year spell packed with silverware.

During his time in Cairo, Maâloul featured in 292 matches for Al Ahly, netting 35 goals and providing 85 assists—an outstanding record for a defender. He also enriched his trophy cabinet with 23 titles, including four CAF Champions Leagues, seven Egyptian Premier League titles, and several domestic cups and super cups.

Towards an unexpected comeback: Maâloul in the plans of an Egyptian club!


Looking to build a strong squad for the new season, Kouki has identified the left-back position as a top priority and sees Maâloul as an experienced addition capable of bringing stability and leadership to the team.

The Tunisian coach has reportedly asked management to reach out to the 35-year-old to gauge his interest in a return to Egypt—this time in Al-Masry colors. The talks are also expected to cover his financial demands and whether they align with the club's capabilities.

It's worth noting Maâloul and Kouki know each other well, having previously worked together at Club Sportif Sfaxien before the full-back moved to Al Ahly in the summer of 2016.


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