Africafoot reports that Al Shabab intends to permanently transfer 34-year-old Abderrazak Hamdallah during the upcoming winter transfer window because their relationship is not peaceful. During the last summer transfer window, the club's attempts to find a new team for the player were unsuccessful because no club agreed to meet his financial demands; his salary is estimated at eight million dollars. According to sources Africafoot describes as very reliable, Al Fateh has recently made an official loan offer to acquire the striker. Al Shabab, however, prefers a permanent transfer to resolve a situation that has reportedly become a source of tension, particularly as the player's performance has declined. Africafoot also indicated that Al Fateh's coach, José Gomes, is strongly insisting on recruiting the Moroccan striker because he views him as the ideal solution to his team's offensive struggles. Hamdallah has reportedly given his agreement in principle to join Al Fateh and is willing to accept lower financial terms, leaving it to the directors to negotiate with Al Shabab. The player is now considering lowering his financial demands to facilitate a move, according to exclusive reports from Africafoot, because he recognizes the need to revitalize his career. The striker joined Al-Shabab in July 2024 and has a contract until June 2027. He has registered one assist and no goals in three league appearances this season.