Journalist Mohamed Shabana revealed in Live on the seventh day that the material return is not the only dispute between Al-Ahly and Nacional Madeira of Portugal in the loan deal for Nasser Maher for the Portuguese team, where the Portuguese club offered 100 thousand dollars while the Red Administration insists on loaning it for 200 thousand dollars.
Shabana continued to live on the seventh day that the biggest difference between the two clubs is Madeira’s desire to set a clause allowing him the right to buy Nasser Maher permanently after the end of the loan period, which is what Al-Ahly’s administration has refused so far, as Al-Ahly’s administration insists on loaning the player only without including a priority clause Purchase for the Portuguese team.
Shabana added in Live on the seventh day that the Nacional Madeira administration put his colleague in Al-Ahly Saleh Jumah as an alternative to his inclusion in the event of the failure of the deal to annex Nasser Maher, especially as Saleh Gomaa had previously had a successful experience in the ranks of Nacional Madeira before moving to Al-Ahly.
The journalist, Mohamed Shabana, through his “With Shabana” program, appears on the page of “The Seventh Day” 3 days a week, which are Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday at 5 pm, and it deals with sporting events, files related to summer transfers, and crises of players with their clubs.
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