Al-Kandari and Al-Safar join Al-Qadsia

Ibrahim joined the delegation in Turkey, having arrived from the United Kingdom, where he was spending his summer vacation.

Ibrahim is holding meetings with the technical staff, as well as meeting with the players and discussing the preparation period preceding the start of the Premier League season on August 25. He also addressed the team’s participation in the AFC Challenge League in October, noting that the club has requested to host the matches of its group.

The “Yellow” club is expected to announce the completion of a contract with international Mauritanian midfielder Sidi Bouna Ammar, following agreement on all contractual terms. He is set to join the training camp in the coming days.

Meanwhile, goalkeeper Mohammed Al-Kandari and striker Magdad Safar will join the delegation in Ilica tomorrow, Tuesday, after concluding their academic commitments.

The “Yellow” club has signed Al-Kandari, a former Al-Kuwait goalkeeper, and Safar, who comes from Al-Arabi, on free transfers to strengthen the squad for the new season.

Al-Jahra Club announced the signing of midfielder Abdulrahman Al-Dhafiri, a Saudi national, who will be registered on the team’s list with the football association as a “local-born player.”

Al-Jahra avoided relegation to the First Division after the football association decided to increase the number of clubs in the Premier League for the next season to 12, up from 10.

Al-Jahra’s management hopes the team will deliver better results and a higher level of performance in the new season compared to the previous one, during which the club faced difficult administrative and technical circumstances.