Transfer Details: New Faces from Ecuador and the Dominican Republic

In a striking move in the transfer market, Jordan Youth Club officially announced the signing of three foreign professionals in a deal described as a "reconstruction" of the team’s ambitions for the upcoming phase of the Professional Football League.

The club aims through these key signings to reshape the squad tactically and raise expectations among its supporters.

The club’s management confirmed that their choices focused on the Latin American and Caribbean school, signing Ecuadorian Michael Caicedo, along with two players from the Dominican Republic, Saul Castro and Jordi Duran.

These signings were based on a detailed technical study led by head coach Issa Al-Turk, who emphasized bringing players with distinct physical and technical qualities, particularly in decisive positions.

Ecuadorian Caicedo is expected to provide tactical flexibility and speed in ball transitions, while the Dominican duo (Castro and Duran) represent the club’s bet on physical strength and attacking efficiency to break through opponents’ defensive lines.

Al-Turk’s Vision and Plan to Compete Again These reinforcements are part of a comprehensive plan to enhance the first team’s readiness. The coaching staff believes that having three Latin-style foreign professionals will give the "Ghamdan Lions" a new dynamic, emphasizing individual skill and the ability to make a difference in critical moments.

The club also strengthened its squad by acquiring experienced striker Abdullah Al-Attar on loan, creating a complete attacking system alongside the foreign trio.

Meanwhile, the club allowed young talent Mohammad Abu Ghosh to join Al-Hussein Irbid on loan with a purchase option, balancing first-team reinforcement with long-term player investment.

“Ghamdan Lions” Ambitions at a Critical Stage Jordan Youth faces important upcoming fixtures, aiming to improve its league position, stay clear of danger zones, and compete for top-four spots. Fans rely on the quick adaptation of the foreign professionals to Jordanian football, especially given the tight schedule and urgent need for positive results.

Through these signings, Jordan Youth sends a clear message to all rivals: the club won’t settle for mere participation but intends to be a major contender, leveraging coach Issa Al-Turk’s expertise and the energy of his new foreign players, who will immediately integrate into the starting lineup for upcoming matches.