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Half Egyptian shot stopper Rami Shaaban
continued his search for a new club. Two sides expressed
their desire to land Shaaban so far, one from England
and one from Scotland.
Half Egyptian goalkeeper Rami Sahaaban
is currently a free agent after his contract with Brighton
and Hove Albion expired in June.
Rami spent a week on trial at the English
Championship side Sheffield United, and the goalkeeping
coach said he was in good shape.
"They were pleased and they want me". Shaaban
told Expressin
"The coach said that I want you, but that he has
to sell some players before he can buy me." Rami
added.
So, there is an interest from Sheffield
United but they won't sign Rami unless they sell some
players to free up some space in the squad.
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On the other side, the Scottish side Dundee United offered
the goalkeeper a trial. Dundee are looking for a new goalkeeper
after they lost the services of Nick Colgan and Tony Bullock
over the summer.
United boss Gordon Chisholm is set to keep an eye over Shaaban
in training before deciding whether or not to offer him contract.
Shaaban is likely to feature for United this weekend in the
Discovery Cup and if he impresses he could win a move to the
Scottish Premier League outfit.
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