HNK Hajduk Split is considering signing Ahmed Nabil Koka, a midfielder from Al Ahly, whose contract expires on June 30, 2026. According to information from Croatian and Egyptian sources, Hajduk is mentioned as a possible new destination for the 24-year-old midfielder, who is an occasional international for Egypt. If the contract is not extended by then, Koka could be available on the market without a classic transfer fee, although the total financial package would still include salary, possible bonuses, and other contractual items. Sportske novosti reported that the information originated from Egyptian media, claiming that Hajduk had sent an official offer, but such a claim has not yet been confirmed by an official announcement from the Split club. For that reason, the entire story must still be viewed as a transfer rumor, not as a completed or officially agreed deal. According to reports relayed by Sportske novosti and Slobodna Dalmacija, Egyptian journalist Samir Hazem connected this story with a report by Ahmed Shobier on ON Sport FM radio. These reports mention that Hajduk would offer Koka 300,000 euros per season, an additional 100,000 euros as a signing bonus, and a share of a future sale. Sportske novosti cites the amounts in dollars and mentions ten percent of a possible next transfer, while euro labels also appeared in some social media posts. Since the clubs have not publicly confirmed the details, the amounts should be treated as media reports, not as official contract terms. In transfer negotiations, the difference between salary, a signing bonus, and a percentage of a future sale can be decisive, especially when a player arrives without a transfer fee, because in that case, a larger part of the deal’s value shifts into personal terms and contractual clauses.