With each transfer market approaching in recent years, there is no voice above the question, “Can Al-Ahly conclude contracts or will it be denied?!”, and this is currently the situation as well.
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Al-Raqi has been suffering in recent years due to the case of its former Jamaican player, Lewis Grabban, whose contract was unilaterally terminated in December 2022 due to him not receiving his salaries for more than three months, a step guaranteed to him by the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA), and indeed the International Sports Court held “ Cass received its hearing last March, and all that remains is to issue a final decision in the case.
Here, the legal advisor, Ahmed Al-Sheikhi, advised the Saudi Football Association on the necessity of intervening to amend the start date of the next summer Mercato, to be in June instead of July, to avoid the issuance of any penalties during that month.
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Al-Sheikhi wrote through his official account on the “X” social media platform: “The interest of Al-Ahly requires that the Football Association provide the start date of the registration period (if that is still possible), so that the period begins in the month of 6 instead of the month of 7, in order to increase the chances of Al-Ahly registering.” For players in the summer, and in anticipation of any decision (that may) be issued by the CAS court.”
It is noteworthy that Graban had joined Al-Raqi in the summer of 2022 after being relegated to the Yellow League to the first division, but the financial crisis forced him to leave before completing even six months of his contract.
FIFA had done justice to the Jamaican in his case, fined the Cups Cup $12 million and suspended the registration for two transfer periods, before suspending the Cup in the summer of 2023 until the case was decided again.
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