Ramadan Sobhi close to leaving Stoke City for Huddersfield Town

CAIRO – 2 June 2018: Stoke City’s Egyptian winger, Ramadan Sobhi, seems close to leaving his club to another Premier League club, Huddersfield Town.

Stoke City has been relegated as they placed 19th in the English table with only 33 points which weren’t enough to keep the Potters’ place in the best league in the world.

Stoke City officials revealed on Saturday that the Egyptian winger undergoes medical tests at Huddersfield Town prior to joining the Terriers.

Ramadan Sobhi looked for a way out of his club as he didn’t want to play in the English Championship. ESPN reported that Huddersfield Town, placed 16th, showed interest in the Egyptian talent.

It is reported also by Football League World website that Huddersfield’s manager, David Wagner, wants to include Al-Ahly’s former player.

Sobhi played for Stoke City in the last two seasons but failed to book himself a permanent place in the 11-lineup. He didn’t show his abilities to both managers, Mark Hughes and Paul Lambert, who managed the Potters throughout the year.

The 21-year-old featured in 28 games this season in all the competitions; scored four goals and provided one assist.