Riyad Mahrez bids farewell to Al-Ahly Saudi Arabia with a touching message sports

The Algerian Riyad Mahrez bid farewell to his colleagues in the Al-Ahly Saudi Club with an emotional message, following the end of his contract with the Asian champion, expressing his gratitude for the period he spent within the club’s walls, and the achievements and moments it witnessed that will remain ingrained in his memory.

Mahrez began his message by thanking all his teammates, saying: “To my comrades… Thank you for everything we shared. I was lucky to live unforgettable moments with you, win titles, write a chapter in the history of this club, and build bonds that will always remain stronger than football.”

The captain of the Algerian national team confirmed that he did everything he had for the team, noting that the interest of the club was always his priority, and he added: “I am proud that I fought with you until the end. I have always been keen to put the interest of the team, the technical staff and the club above all else, even at the expense of my personal interests sometimes, because I firmly believed in this project and the people who represent it.”

Mahrez explained that he was leaving Al-Ahly with his head held high, after maintaining loyalty to his teammates, the technical staff, the club’s management, and its fans. He said: “I will leave with my head held high, and I know that I was loyal to my colleagues, loyal to the technical staff, loyal to the club, and loyal to its fans until the end.”

Mahrez sent a special message to Al-Ahly players, in which he called on them to continue working in the spirit of one team, wishing them success and achieving the goals they set together, saying: “I wish you from the bottom of my heart continued success and success, and that you remain united, and achieve every goal we set together.”

The Algerian star concluded his message with words that carried a lot of loyalty, stressing that his relationship with his teammates will remain greater than the borders of the green rectangle, and he said: “Wherever football leads us, I will never forget the brothers I found in the locker room. Take care of yourselves, my brothers, and thank you for everything.”

On Saturday evening, Al-Ahly Saudi Arabia announced the departure of its Algerian star, Riyad Mahrez, from the team.

The club said through its account on the

Mahrez played 122 matches with Al-Ahly, scoring 37 goals and providing 46 assists, and won two consecutive AFC Champions League titles with the team.