Turki Al-Sheikh, chairman of the Saudi Entertainment Authority and owner of Almeria, has announced his acceptance of talented footballers from five Arab countries to join the academy of his new team Almira.
This came according to Al-Sheikh announced through his page on the site "Facebook" where without a publication in which he said: "After the completion of the contracts of the team and after the completion of the adoption of the project of the Academy … There will be a great scope for talent in Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco to join the team academy We will train them and equip them with the best coaches to be the stars of the future. The youth of these countries, be prepared … for a bright future in football. "
Al-Sheikh, in a previous publication, responded to news that Almeria have submitted applications for players from the Egyptian league in the coming period.
"Almeria has not negotiated with any player in the Egyptian league," Al-Sheikh said in a Facebook post. "There are no such plans this season. I don't know where these rumors originated," he said. Official presentation in the media. "
More recently, there have been reports of a desire by Turki to sign Moroccan striker Walid Azaro of Al Ahly. Two days ago, Turki Al-Sheikh announced the acquisition of shares of Spanish second division club Almeria.
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