Kaaki denies, and “Al Riyadiah” confirms documented recording

Ahmed Kaaki, vice-president of the Al-Ittihad club, denied that his club’s management made a new offer to include Brazilian player Anselmo Al-Wahda, stressing that they have officially withdrawn from negotiations with the player. and his agent due to financial offers.
And the “Sports” reported that the management of the Al-Ittihad club presented their latest offer to Brazilian Anselmo in a final attempt to secure the player’s services, so the Federation vice president responded in tweets via his official account on “Twitter”.
Al Riyadiah keep a documented record on their source confirming the union’s latest offer and that the club have deliberately disclosed their withdrawal to keep their rival Al Nasr away from the Brazilian agent, due to their guarantee of unity with them. .
While Kaaki tried, in two tweets, to deny the offer, writing: “There is no truth in making a new offer to the player, like two days ago, the management of Al Wahda Club, that I thank them for their professionalism in the negotiations, has been informed of the official withdrawal of our offer.
The Federation vice-president confirmed that his club’s management made an official offer to borrow player Anselmo from Al-Wahda, but his agent’s attempts to create a state of auction led them to withdraw. withdraw from negotiations and not to continue with them. .
According to Al-Riyadia sources, the federations have reached an agreement with their counterparts in the unit to loan the player for one year, so that the latter accepts, and opens the door to Anmar Al-Haili’s leadership to negotiate. with the player who welcomed the idea and was enthusiastic about it, before the player’s agent hampered their footsteps with his high demands.
Meanwhile, reliable sources have revealed a link between Musali Al-Muammar, chairman of Al-Nasr, and Anmar Al-Haili, chairman of the federation, in which the former suggested that the two clubs withdraw from the agreement due to the handling of Anselmo’s agent. , pointing out that the name and value of both clubs is superior to what the agent is trying to do.