Achraf Bencharki’s future at Al Ahly is uncertain after the Moroccan international attracted interest from two clubs, with Al-Ahly Benghazi of Libya and a team from the UAE’s ADNOC Pro League reportedly keen to sign him.
The developments come with the player’s contract at the Egyptian club approaching its final months, putting Al Ahly in a position to consider offers for the Moroccan forward during the current transfer window.
Information obtained by the “winwin” platform from private sources indicates that Al-Ahly Benghazi have made their interest in Bencharki clear and are working to complete a deal for the player.
The Moroccan has also received a serious offer from a club competing in the ADNOC Pro League, giving him another potential destination as he considers his future.
Al Ahly open to considering Bencharki offers
Al Ahly are not opposed to the possibility of Bencharki leaving, according to the same sources, but the Egyptian club would want a financial offer that it considers suitable.
The club’s position is partly linked to the fact that Bencharki’s contract is due to expire at the end of the current season. Al Ahly therefore have the option of retaining the player until his contract ends or considering a departure that would provide financial compensation.
The sources said the club is assessing the situation from both sporting and financial perspectives as it considers what to do with the Moroccan forward.
Al Ahly’s decision could also be influenced by the club’s desire to generate additional revenue and reduce its financial commitments. That could encourage the club to examine offers for Bencharki rather than automatically retain him until the end of his contract.
The interest from Al-Ahly Benghazi is not the only proposal available to the player. The offer from the UAE means Bencharki has more than one option to consider as negotiations develop.
Bencharki’s future remains undecided
For Bencharki, the number of options means he can assess his next move while waiting for developments between the interested clubs and Al Ahly.
The player’s representatives are monitoring the situation and awaiting further progress in negotiations with both Al-Ahly Benghazi and the Emirati club.
The final outcome is expected to depend on the details of the offers presented and the positions taken by the player, Al Ahly and the clubs interested in signing him.
Al Ahly remain in a position to benefit financially should they reach an agreement over Bencharki’s departure that meets the club’s expectations.
The Moroccan’s future is therefore set to remain a subject of discussion in the coming period as negotiations continue.
Bencharki’s contract with Al Ahly of Egypt ends on 30 June 2027, according to the information provided, leaving the club to weigh the financial benefits of a possible transfer against the sporting value of keeping the player.
