Deportivo La Coruña Parts Ways with Mohamed Bouldini
In a significant move during the summer transfer window, Deportivo La Coruña has officially announced the termination of Mohamed Bouldini’s contract. The Moroccan striker's agreement was initially set to run until 2028, but the Spanish club has opted to conclude their association earlier than expected. Bouldini joined Deportivo from Levante in the 2024-2025 season, and his departure marks a pivotal moment ahead of the upcoming season.
Raja Casablanca Seeks to Sign Bouldini
Following the termination of his contract, Raja Club Athletic has expressed interest in acquiring Bouldini, viewing him as a valuable addition to their attacking lineup. As reported, the club is keen to capitalize on his free-agent status, potentially strengthening their squad for the upcoming season. At 30 years of age, Bouldini possesses extensive experience within the Moroccan league, having initially developed his skills with Jeunesse Sportive and Raja Club Athletic. His career trajectory also includes stints at Ittihad Tanger, followed by a professional journey in Portugal where he played for Oliveirense, Académica de Coimbra, and Santa Clara. His career further extended to Spain, featuring for Fuenlabrada, Levante, and Deportivo La Coruña, alongside a loan spell at Granada. This wealth of experience positions him as an attractive prospect for Raja Casablanca as they aim to enhance their performance in the league.
As reported by goal.com.
