Sources revealed that Al-Ahly would not mind selling Diang permanently if a suitable offer comes, especially in light of reports about the Football Association’s intention to reduce the number of foreign players in the new season.
This decision comes alongside the club finalizing the signing of Tunisian player Mohamed Ali Ben Ramadan, who officially joined Al-Ahly for four years, which weakens Diang’s chances of returning.
Diang has been out of the technical staff’s calculations recently, prompting the management to consider loan or sale options to make room for registering new foreign players.
Al-Ahly officials are awaiting offers from Gulf or local clubs, given the increasing interest in the Malian player’s services, but the priority right now is to extend his loan to Al-Khulood or elsewhere.
