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Winter Window Moves: Abbas Fadel Joins Al-Shorta as Sultan Al-Enzi Negotiations Begin

1 January 2026

Winter Window Moves: Abbas Fadel Joins Al-Shorta as Sultan Al-Enzi Negotiations Begin
Al-Shorta's winter moves spark hope as Abbas Fadel signs and a Kuwaiti star is eyed.

Winter Window Moves

Al-Shorta, Iraq's leading police club, announced their first winter signing, bringing Abbas Fadel, a 22-year-old right-back from Naft Maysan, to reinforce the squad.

Fadel signed officially after intensive negotiations and has already featured in six Iraqi Premier League matches this season, also earning a place with the Iraqi Olympic team.

Enzi On Loan and Team Struggles

In parallel, Al-Shorta formally requested to loan Sultan Al-Enzi, the Kuwait national team midfielder for Kazma, until the end of the current season.

Al-Enzi has earned 66 international caps and has previously played for Qadisiyah and Arab in Kuwait, plus stints in Qatar with Al-Khor and Al-Wakrah and in Oman with Dhofar.

Al-Enzi's potential arrival follows the team's recent struggles, including a 5-0 loss to Al-Ahli Saudi in the AFC Champions League Elite and league defeats to Al-Talaba and Amanat Baghdad.

Punchline 1: If winter signings come with a scarf, Al-Shorta might finally stop freezing on the pitch.

Punchline 2: The transfer window is open—may your passes be crisper than Dad's New Year's resolutions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who did Al-Shorta sign in the winter window?

Abbas Fadel, a 22-year-old right-back from Naft Maysan.

Who is Al-Enzi and what is the club?

Sultan Al-Enzi is a Kuwaiti midfielder from Kazma SC being eyed on loan until season's end.

What recent results affected Al-Shorta?

They suffered a 5-0 loss to Al-Ahli Saudi in the AFC Champions League Elite and league defeats to Al-Talaba and Amanat Baghdad.