Mory Diaw has officially left Le Havre for Al-Shabab. HAC announced the 33-year-old goalkeeper's transfer to the Saudi Arabian club on Monday. An agreement had been reached between the clubs in recent days, with only a few details remaining to be settled. In a statement, HAC said that Diaw is being transferred to Al-Shabab and wished him the best, adding that he was the author of a very fine 25/26 season.

L'Équipe reported that the deal for Mory Diaw to join Al Shabab was finalized on Sunday, and the Senegal international is expected to sign his contract on Monday. To avoid any risk before the transfer, Mory Diaw remained on the bench against Monaco on Sunday. The move will allow him to reunite with Yacine Adli, Yannick Carrasco, and Thomas Partey at the Saudi club.

An agreement has been reached between Al-Shabab and Le Havre for the transfer of 33-year-old Senegalese goalkeeper Mory Diaw to the Saudi club. The deal is reportedly being finalized, with only a few details left to be settled. Diaw was a substitute for Le Havre's recent Ligue 1 match, with Lionel Mpasi starting in his place. The goalkeeper has 8 caps for Senegal, joined Le Havre in July 2025, and his contract runs until June 2027. He had a convincing season and participated in the 2026 World Cup. According to Transfermarkt, his market value is estimated at €900k. LOSC Lille had also been linked with the goalkeeper.