Walid Hussein undergoes surgery and is absent for 60 days
Brazilian newspaper: Shabab Al Ahly will sign Brazilian Cesar for $ 6 million
Yuri Cesar has finished his recent loan to Brazilian club Fortaleza.
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Brazilian media reported that the Brazilian club Flamengo agreed to transfer its young star, Yuri Cesar, to Shabab Al-Ahly, for six million dollars, during the current winter transfers, pointing out that the 20-year-old will not complete his contract with his current club, Fortaleza.
"The Globo Sport" newspaper said: "The Flamengo administration agreed to the offer made by the Al-Ahly Youth Administration to join the young player." It added: "Cesar's contract with Al-Ahly Youth runs until 2026, while Flamengo has set a condition stipulating that he receives 20% of Cesar's future sale." », Cesar is one of the most prominent young talents in Flamengo, and he moved to Fortaleza on loan, since last March, and participated in 39 matches, and scored five goals.
On the other hand, Shabab Al-Ahly Football Company announced that the team's player, Walid Hussein, had performed a successful surgery, the day before yesterday, after a medical diagnosis confirmed that he had suffered a broken ankle in the Khorfakkan match, in the second leg of the Arab Gulf Cup quarter-finals.
The player was transferred directly to the hospital, after falling to the ground in one of the balls shared with a player from Khorfakkan.
Walid Hussein said in a press statement that x-rays and medical examinations confirmed that he had a fracture of the small bone of the ankle, and indicated that he may be absent for about 60 days before returning to exercise again.
Mehdi agrees to join Leonardo
Al-Emarat Al-Youm learned that the technical staff of Al-Ahly Youth, led by coach Mahdi Ali, decided to re-enroll the Brazilian, Leonardo de Sousa, in the team’s list during the current transfers, after the medical staff confirmed the safety and readiness of the player, who underwent an ankle surgery in Brazil last year. And Leonardo will be tied for Cape Verdean player Hildon Ramos.
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