Kawkab Marrakech Rejects New Bid for Mohamed Jemjami
In the latest transfer news, Kawkab Marrakech has decisively turned down an offer from Czech club FC Slovan Liberec for their goalkeeper Mohamed Jemjami. The proposal involved a loan with an option to buy, but it failed to meet the expectations of the Moroccan club, which remains firm in its stance regarding the player's future. This rejection underscores Kawkab Marrakech's determination to retain Jemjami, who has attracted significant interest in the transfer market.
Jemjami's Impressive Performance Fuels Interest
The Moroccan club previously set a transfer fee of €500,000 for Jemjami, a figure that complicated negotiations with Wydad Athletic Club, which is keen on acquiring the goalkeeper as they prepare for the potential departure of El Mehdi Benabid. The interest from Wydad is particularly driven by Jemjami's stellar performances throughout the 2025/26 season, where he made 28 appearances across all competitions, including 26 in the Botola Pro Inwi and two in the Coupe du Trône. In the league, he conceded 23 goals while keeping nine clean sheets, further solidifying his reputation as a promising talent.
While Kawkab Marrakech has refused Slovan Liberec's offer, it does not imply that Jemjami is entirely off the market; rather, the club aims to maintain control over his future and secure a deal that aligns with their financial requirements. Wydad remains vigilant regarding the situation, but if Kawkab Marrakech's financial demands persist, they may explore other options, including foreign goalkeepers already playing in the Moroccan league. The saga surrounding Mohamed Jemjami continues, but Kawkab Marrakech's firm approach indicates they are not willing to part ways with their valuable asset easily.
As reported by africafoot.com.
