2024-01-29T12:56:17+00:00
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/ The Sportsman website, which specializes in sports news, reported on Monday that the English club Ipswich Town is close to signing the Iraqi national team striker, Ali Al-Hamadi.
According to the website, Ali Al Hammadi, 21, is close to signing with Ipswich Town, as Al Hammadi’s contract with Wimbledon expires in June 2025.
The “eadt” website reported that the deal will be worth a little over one million pounds, with other additions.
Al-Hammadi is currently participating with the Iraqi national team in the Asian Cup, and the website confirmed that the player passed the medical examination in Qatar.
According to the “transfermarkt” website, Ali Al Hammadi scored 17 goals and made 7 assists in 29 matches this season with Wimbledon.
The “eadt” website confirmed that other clubs tried to sign Ali Al Hammadi, but the player is determined to join coach Kieran McKenna’s team.
Ipswich Town’s chairman said his club’s interest in the 21-year-old was “remarkable”.
Iraq topped their group in the Asian Cup, ahead of Japan, and will face Jordan in a round of 16 match later on Monday.
If Iraq wins against Jordan, it will play against Tajikistan in the quarter-finals.
Ipswich Town participate in the English Championship League and are in second place with 59 points from 28 matches, 7 points behind the leader Leicester City.
Ipswich Town bid farewell to the FA Cup after losing 2-1 to Maidstone.