A European offer was not enough to convince Al Ahly to part ways with Mostafa Shobeir. The Egyptian club has decided to keep its goalkeeper despite receiving official approaches from several European clubs, with Como’s proposal reportedly reaching around $2 million.

The latest developments indicate that Al Ahly does not view Shobeir simply as a player who can be replaced if the right financial offer arrives. Instead, the club considers him an important part of its plans for the upcoming season.

Como Leads the Race, but Al Ahly Says No

According to comments made by Egyptian media figure Ahmed Shobeir, Mostafa received three approaches in recent weeks from Italian side Como, Danish club Nordsjaelland, and Czech club Slavia Prague.

Como, coached by Spanish football figure Cesc Fabregas, presented the most notable proposal, with the offer reportedly reaching approximately $2 million. However, Al Ahly rejected the possibility of selling the goalkeeper and insisted on keeping him.

Nordsjaelland also made an approach, initially offering around $1 million before increasing its proposal. The Danish club, however, ultimately received the same response from Al Ahly: Shobeir is not available for transfer.

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As for Slavia Prague, the situation ended before an official offer was submitted, with Mostafa Shobeir reportedly apologizing to the Czech club.

Shobeir Chooses Al Ahly as the Club Stands Firm

Mostafa Shobeir, meanwhile, did not seek a confrontation with his club. Instead, he informed Al Ahly officials that he was ready to remain and follow the club’s decision, underlining his willingness to continue his career with the Egyptian giants.

The situation confirms that Al Ahly has drawn a clear line regarding the goalkeeper during the current transfer window. European interest and financial offers were not enough to persuade the club to release him.

For now, the $2 million proposal has been rejected and Mostafa Shobeir remains part of Al Ahly’s plans for the new season, while a potential move to European football appears to have been postponed.