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The veteran Moroccan striker is a candidate to leave the Brigadier General
Rumors of Moroccan Youssef Al-Nusairi’s departure from Al-Ittihad are mounting in the upcoming summer transfer window, with several Saudi clubs eyeing his services.
Al-Ittihad signed Al-Nusairi in the last winter transfer window from Fenerbahce as part of the swap deal that saw French star N’Golo Kante leave for the Turkish club.
Media reports in the past few hours have confirmed that there are 3 Saudi clubs interested in signing Youssef Al-Nusairi under Al-Shabaab, opening the door for Moroccan striker Abdel Razak Hamdallah to leave.
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Hamdallah has been linked with a move away from Al-Shabaab next season in recent days due to his recurring crises, the latest being a clash with team captain Yannick Carrasco, and with Al-Nusairi linked with Al-Leut, Al-Sati could leave in a big way.
Al-Nusairi has also been linked with a move to Al-Qadisiya next season, alongside an unnamed major club, after the Moroccan star failed to make a required appearance for the Deccan.
The common factor in the three offers is that the clubs are looking to sign Al-Nusairi on loan, including a clause that gives them the right to buy out his contract permanently.
Al-Nusairi participated in 15 matches with Al-Ittihad in various tournaments, during which he scored 7 goals and provided an assist.
