The situation surrounding Algerian footballer Abderrahim Daghmoum, who plays for the Egyptian club Al-Masry, has sparked a wave of concern within the team based in Port Said. Daghmoum had previously received permission to travel back to Algeria before the team’s training camp commenced last Saturday in Marrakech, Morocco. However, as of now, he has yet to join his teammates at the camp, raising eyebrows and worries about his commitment and future with the club.
Reports emerging from Algeria suggest that Abderrahim Daghmoum may be on the verge of leaving Al-Masry, as he has attracted interest from two prominent Algerian clubs: CR Belouizdad and Union de Blida. This speculation has further intensified the anxieties of the club's officials regarding his potential departure.
It is worth noting that Al-Masry had renewed the contract of the Algerian player before the start of the previous season, securing his services for two additional years. Daghmoum's current contract with the club is set to expire at the end of the upcoming season in 2026-2027, which makes the timing of these rumors particularly concerning for the management.
In other news, Al-Masry’s administrative team has finalized arrangements for two friendly matches during the ongoing closed training camp in Marrakech, which will last until August 16. The first of these friendly encounters is scheduled against Nahdat Zemamra, a team from the Moroccan Premier League, on Wednesday at 6 PM local time (8 PM Cairo time) at the Marrakech Stadium. The second friendly match will see the Eagles face off against Kawkab Marrakech, a second division team, on Friday, August 14, at 8 PM Cairo time.
As reported by youm7.com.
