Gaza - “Jerusalem” dot com - Ahmed Al-Masharawi - The clubs that qualified for the Premier Division and the First Division in the last season 2021-2022 continued their contracts for the start of the new season next September to maintain their position among the strong clubs, especially the Zawaida Youth Clubs and Nusseirat Services, after they led Previous tournaments to relegation of newcomers.

The youth of Al-Zawaida completed three important deals in the context of strengthening its lines, by contracting with expert defender Mustafa Al-Daour from the Palestinian Al-Ahly club with the aim of strengthening the team’s ranks for the next season in the Premier League, as well as completing the most important deals by including the distinguished striker Sameh Aweidah who came from the Islamic Complex in a free transfer. He also completed the deal for striker Ibrahim Abu Saif, who appeared with a number of clubs in the local league, and it is the tenth deal with Al-Ittihad launching the transfer period that ends on the tenth of next August.

It is noteworthy that the Zawaida Youth Club was crowned with the first division shield, and achieved 46 points in 22 matches, 13 of which ended in victory, 7 in a draw and two losses, and its attackers managed to score 34 goals, and its net conceded 12 goals, with a difference of 22 goals in its favour, while Khadamat al-Nuseirat came second behind. With 44 points.

And the clubs that Al-Zawaida youth included in its ranks are: Hassan Jouda, Muhammad Abu Shuaib, Ali Abu Mustafa, Muhammad Al-Jarjawi, Mahdi Abu Armana, and Muhammad Ghoneim, in addition to the new ones.

And the services of Al-Nuseirat, who was promoted to Al-Mumtazah, had accomplished important deals, most notably the inclusion of playmaker Eid Al-Akkawi, after his departure from his neighbor, Ahly Al-Nuseirat, and striker Haitham Al-Najjar.

In turn, Beit Hanoun Union Club, which is the only club that was able to remain in the Premier League after qualifying for the Premier League in recent years, due to the strength of its cohesion, the regular ranks of its players and the affiliation that characterizes the people of the city located on the northern borders of the Gaza Strip, completed 8 contracts, including Hazem Shakshak. Ahmed Al-Ghazali, Uday Al-Ghalban, Muhannad Abu Zaid, Mahmoud Abu Al-Khair, Ghassan Abu Odeh, Amjad Abu Odeh, and Ahmed Sabbah.

On the other hand, Rabat Club announced the renewal of the contracts of its players Muhannad Al-Lilli and Mohamed Ghazi Al-Hawajri to strengthen the team's ranks for the next season. Rabat seeks to appear well in the second division, and snatched one of the two boarding cards for the first division.