Al-Talaba Sports Club, nicknamed “Al-Aniq”, has pledged to return to compete strongly for the league title. Stars of Iraq During the next season 2024-2025.
And he succeededelegant“In concluding major deals to strengthen the team’s ranks next season, in an effort to make it a special season in all aspects.
The head of the administrative body of the Al-Talaba Club, Salah Al-Fatlawi, said in an official statement: “The team’s technical staff presented its preparatory program for the 2024-2025 football season to the administration, and we are keen to provide means of success for coach Basem Qasim and his technical staff in order to ensure that Al-Talaba returns strongly to compete for the title.”
He added: “The management has succeeded in contracting with a number of local and professional players in line with the technical staff’s vision and strategy for the upcoming season. The players who have been contracted will be officially announced, and other important names will be revealed in the coming days. We will seal the team’s final list with red wax, which will compete in the Professional League.”
Al-Fatlawi made a request to the fans of Al-Aneeq, saying: “We ask them to continue their support as we have known them to be loyal fans of Al-Aneeq, and we promise them that the administration will spare no effort to return Al-Talaba Club to the podiums and win titles.”
Al Talaba Club deals in preparation for the next season
Al-Talaba Club announced its serious deals in one day and at close times, and among its most prominent deals is the defender of the Iraqi national team and Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya Club. Saad Natiqwho decided to represent Al-Aniqi despite the offers he received from other popular clubs.
Al-Aneeq also succeeded in concluding the transfer deal of player Luay Al-Ani from Al-Zawraa Club. This player found himself in a legal problem after signing two contracts with Al-Zawraa and Al-Talaba last season, where Al-Zawraa won the case at the time, but today he returned to agree with Al-Talaba after the administrative problems that are haunting Al-Zawraa.
Among other deals, Al-Aneeq Club signed Nigerian striker Augustine, nicknamed “Amuto”, and the club also signed Tunisian Ghaith Al-Ma’roufi, who came from Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya Club, and player Sharif Abdul-Kazem, also from Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya.
This market is the best for Al-Aniq in many years, as the team has been away from competition due to the administrative problems that accompanied the team and kept it away from the podiums. These deals have sounded the alarm bell for the Iraqi popular clubs, which will take Al-Talaba Club into account.
