TDT | Manama

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Ahmed Al Ghazal is ready to restart his handball career after nearly two seasons out, with the former Bahrain youth player fully fit and free to sign for a new club.

Al Ghazal last appeared in the 2023-24 season for Tubli Club before medical diagnoses and reports forced him away from the court. He has since been through follow-up care and rehabilitation, and is now said to have regained full health and match fitness.

The player is now a free agent, giving him the right to join any club he wishes as he seeks a way back into Bahraini handball.

Al Ghazal began his career in Tubli’s age-group teams and rose through the ranks to the first team. He later played for Al Ettifaq before returning to his boyhood club.

His career also took him into Bahrain’s national age-group sides. He was part of the team that won the Asian youth title in 2016 and later played at the Youth World Championship in 2017.

His absence came at a time when he was still seen as one of the promising names in the local game, making his return a boost for the player and for followers of Bahraini handball.

Now clear of the health problems that kept him out, Al Ghazal begins the search for a club and a route back to match action.