Al Wakrah have announced their official contract with Tunisian Aïssa Laïdouni, a former player with Germany's Union Berlin, to strengthen the team in the 2024-2025 season, with a contract extending for four seasons until 2028.

The club confirmed through their official website that Laïdouni signed the contract inside the Al Janoub Stadium, in the presence of the club’s vice president, Salman Al-Ghani, after passing the medical examination and agreeing to all the financial details and the duration of the contract.

Laïdouni became the third professional contracted by Al Wakrah during the summer, after Ricardo Gomez, the Cape Verdean striker coming from Al Shamal, as a replacement for the Algerian Mohamed Benyettou, and the Danish defender Alexander Scholz, coming from the Japanese Urawa Red Diamonds.

With the development, Al Wakrah have completed the list of professional signings for the new season, as the Egyptian midfielder Hamdi Fathi, the young Jordanian Omar Salah, the Angolan Gelson Dala, and the Moroccan Ayoub Assal continue with the club.

The 27-year-old Tunisian star arrived in Doha four days ago to finalize the contract details and then underwent the necessary medical examinations at the Aspetar Orthopedic Sports Medicine Hospital.

The club will organize group training, in preparation for traveling tomorrow, Sunday, to the Spanish city of Malaga to participate in the activities of the preparatory camp for the new season of the Qatar Stars League.