Walter Bwalya: Wearing the Al-Ahly shirt is a great honor, but...

The Congolese Walter Bwalya, the former Al-Ahly striker, confirmed that he wanted to stay in Al-Ahly, saying: “I did not want to leave Al-Ahly, and I always searched for success and I was not a failed person, but what happened in my early days with Al-Ahly was not good, but At the end of the season, I expressed myself well.”

Bwalya added, in televised statements to the “Jamhour Al-Taltah” program, on On Time Sports 2, with the journalist Ibrahim Fayek.: “Wearing the Al-Ahly shirt is a very great honor, and my presence with the team will be important in my football career, and I must look to the future in order to return to Al-Ahly club again.”

The Congolese player admitted his lack of success in his trip with Al-Ahly, saying: “I think as a striker, first of all, if you find a striker who throws the ball away from the goal, and he is doing all his best, I think he is not a striker. If the attacker does not score, he is not a striker.”

He added, “I had always wanted to register with the red team, and I preferred Al-Ahly to move to Simba of Tanzania, and Amir Tawfiq is the first person who spoke to me about joining Al-Ahly.”

Bwalya concluded his speech: “I needed some time to adapt and know the atmosphere in Al-Ahly club well, the fans put me under pressure, the striker is required to score and I missed the success.”

Amir Tawfik, the club’s contracting manager, ended loaning Walter Bwalya, the team’s striker, to the Turkish club, Malatyaspor, for a year, with the intention of selling.

Al-Ahly club officials completed the procedures for loaning Walter Bwalya to Malatyaspor during the current summer transfer period, in exchange for a sum of money, other than what the Red Castle officials would receive if the contract to sell the Congolese player was activated at the end of next season.