After the difficulties surrounding his return to Wydad, Yahya Jibran stands at the threshold of the Libyan League.
Moroccan international Yahya Jibran is nearing a new experience in Arab football as Al-Ahly Benghazi has entered advanced negotiations to sign him during the current summer transfer window. This move comes at a time when the player was close to returning to Wydad Athletic Club, but the deal fell through at the last minute, closing the Moroccan transfer window without the former captain of the red team.
Negotiations with Wydad had progressed significantly; however, financial disagreements and certain technical considerations hindered the completion of the deal. This situation left Jibran in a unique position after his contract ended and his desire to continue playing. With the closure of the transfer window in Morocco, the player was compelled to seek an external option, making Al-Ahly Benghazi a serious and realistic choice. The Libyan club aims to bolster its ranks with a player of Jibran’s experience, who has made a notable presence in continental competitions with Wydad, alongside impressive appearances with the national team in the FIFA Club World Cup and the Africa Cup of Nations. The deal is expected to be finalized soon, with positive indications of reaching a final agreement in the coming days.
Jibran’s move to the Libyan League will not only enhance the competition there but also provide him an opportunity to embark on a new experience, enriching his successful career filled with titles at Wydad. Between the dream of returning to the red fortress and the option of embracing a new chapter, it seems the Moroccan midfielder is preparing to write a new chapter in his career through Al-Ahly Benghazi, a step that could reinvigorate him and open up different horizons in his football journey.
