Riyad Mahrez, the winger for Manchester City, has made a move from the Premier League to the Saudi Pro League, joining Al-Ahli.
The transfer was confirmed by Manchester City, with Mahrez signing a deal worth £30 million.
Mahrez expressed his gratitude for his time at Manchester City, stating that he had made unforgettable memories and that the club would always be a significant part of his life.
This move follows a trend of players moving to the Middle East during the summer transfer window, with Mahrez joining other notable players such as Edouard Mendy and Roberto Firmino at Al-Ahli.
Manchester City is expected to seek a replacement for Mahrez and has been linked with a potential move for Barcelona’s Raphinha.
Al-Ahli’s new Saudi Pro League campaign is set to begin on August 11.
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