Tribune News Network
Doha
Al Shamal Club have announced official contract with Portuguese coach Nuno Almeida to take over the leadership of the team in the new season 2024-2025.
Almeida, who has previously worked with Al Sadd as an assistant to his compatriot Jesualdo Ferreira, will now coach Al Shamal, succeeding Swedish coach Poya Asbaghi, who has moved to coach Al Rayyan, after his contract was terminated and the release clause was paid.
Al Shamal Club said on its official website that the Portuguese coach will begin his duties of training the team during the coming hours and before the team travels to the Netherlands for a preparatory camp ahead of the next season in the city of Tiel from July 14 to August 2.
AlWakrah sign
Tunisian Aissa Laidouni
Al Wakrah have announced their official contract with Tunisian Aïssa Laïdouni, a former player with Germany’s Union Berlin, to strengthen the team in the 2024-2025 season, with a contract extending for four seasons until 2028.
Hammam Al Amin
joins Al Duhail
Al Duhail Club announced contract with Hammam Al Amin, the left back of Al Gharafa Club, as part of a swap deal ahead of the new season 2024-2025. In return, Al Gharafa contracted Al Duhail trio of Mohamed Muntari, Rabeh Yahya and Asim Madibo.
Al Duhail strengthened their ranks during the current summer transfers by signing Spaniard Luis Alberto, coming from the Italian club Lazio, and also included goalkeeper Amir Hassan, coming from Al Arabi Club on loan for one season.
Al Duhail were ranked sixth in the Qatar Stars League club standings last season 2023-2024.
On the other hand, Al Gharafa signed Florinel Coman of Romania for three seasons, and Spanish player Joselu of Real Madrid, in addition to Palestinian Jamal Hamed (Muaither striker). The club also renewed its contract with South Korean defender Jang Hyun-soo for three seasons as well.
