League One

TRACTOR BOY ALI’S READY TO EMBRACE HIS CHANCE

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The LeaguePaper Team
30 August 2026

LEAGUE ONE
By Chris Dunlavy

CHANCE TO SHINE: Ali Al-Hamadi has joined Sheffield Wednesday on a season-long loan

ALI Al-Hamadi has promised to give League One his “full respect” after joining Sheffield Wednesday on a season-long loan from Ipswich.
The former Wycombe and AFC Wimbledon striker, 24, won promotion to the Premier League with the Tractor Boys in 2024 and made 11 top-flight appearances before going out on loan to Stoke and Luton.
Capped 21 times by Iraq, he scored the opening goal in a crunch tie against Bolivia as the Gulf nation qualified for this summerȁ...

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