"Al-Midan" sources revealed that the management of Egypt's Al Ahly Club does not object to the idea of selling the duo Imam Ashour and Marwan Attia during the current summer transfer window, should they receive an official offer from Al Ittihad Club, while insisting on obtaining a financial compensation commensurate with the players' artistic value.

According to the sources, the principle of letting go of the duo has become under discussion within the club, but finalizing any deal will remain contingent on receiving a large financial offer that meets the management's aspirations, especially after the outstanding levels the two players showed with the Egyptian national team in the 2026 World Cup, which contributed to the rise in their market value.

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Meanwhile, Al Ittihad's management is awaiting the final decision of German head coach Jens Vising regarding strengthening the midfield, before officially moving to open negotiations with Al Ahly Egypt. According to what was reported by the "Foot Africa" website, Vising is studying the team's technical needs in the coming hours, ahead of finalizing his position on signing Imam Ashour or Marwan Attia, or recommending the inclusion of both together, if he deems that it serves the team's project in the new season. Al Ittihad's interest in the players comes as part of the club's plan to strengthen the midfield with elements possessing experience and quality, in preparation for competing in all local and continental tournaments during the 2026-2027 season, while the final decision remains subject to the technical staff's vision, along with the anticipated negotiations with Al Ahly Egypt's management.