$3 million is the reason why Wessam Abu Ali insists on leaving Al Ahly

A source within Al Ahly club revealed the reason why Palestinian striker Wessam Abu Ali insists on leaving the Red Castle during the summer transfer window, despite his continued contract with the club. Wessam has three more seasons remaining on his contract with Al Ahly, having signed a four-and-a-half-year deal since joining from Swedish club Ceres in January 2024.

The source said that Wessam Abu Ali has received tempting offers, including an annual salary of $3 million, while the Palestinian striker receives a salary of $1 million with Al Ahly.

Al Ahly officials have set conditions for agreeing to Wessam Abu Ali's departure during the current summer transfer window, after the Red Club officials welcomed Wessam Abu Ali's request to return to European professional football during the current summer transfer window.

Al-Ahly officials have set a condition for the Palestinian striker's departure, requiring an official offer of $9 million. The striker held a meeting with club officials in the United States, during which he requested permission to leave the Red Castle and return to European football after a season and a half with the club.