Omar Sayed Moawad, a winger for the Al-Ahly youth team, born in 2006, became an official player in the Spanish ranks of Real Betis, where he officially signed for the Andalusian club.
The 18-year-old suffered a cruciate ligament tear last season, which led to his absence until the end of the season, as he is currently going through the rehabilitation period in preparation for his return.
Omar Sayed Moawad, after suffering a cruciate ligament injury, Al-Ahly management and the club’s football officials signed the first official contract with the player for a period of four years.
A source told “Yalla Koura” that Al-Ahly’s management agreed to the departure of Omar Sayed Moawad and the offer submitted by the Spanish club without presenting any difficulties.
The source – who preferred to remain anonymous – added that Omar Moawad officially signed a contract linking him to the Spanish club for a period of four years starting in January 2025.
The young winger is scheduled to start his career with the reserve team, and here his level will be evaluated in anticipation of his joining the first team, and this depends on his level and the technical vision of coach Manuel Luis Pellegrini.
In the past few hours, the Qatari network BeIN Sports revealed that Omar Moawad had completed his transfer to Real Betis in a deal that was not disclosed, whether financially or the duration of the contract.