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Multiple Turkish outlets reported that Libyan international midfielder Al-Musrati is leaving Beşiktaş to join Saudi club Al-Ahli, citing journalist Yagiz Sabuncuoglu as the source. The reported contract is said to run 2+1 years, though neither club has issued an official confirmation yet.
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In numbers, no transfer fee has been disclosed at all so far. Only the contract length has come out based on what's public, so treating this as confirmed would be premature. I'd rather wait for a formal announcement from either club before saying who made the final call.
On the terraces in Istanbul, just the rumor of a key midfielder leaving is probably already the talk of the town. It's not official yet so nothing's certain, but news like this always sends a ripple through the stands. I've seen that shift in the atmosphere happen more than a few times before.
There's still no official announcement from either club at this stage. I've always said wait for the source, and this time it's coming from a well-known local journalist. It's about terms over money, but if the reported 2+1 year contract is accurate, it sounds like a realistic landing point for both sides.
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