Moroccan Club Restructures Squad with Seven Player Departures
The Moroccan football club, Wydad Casablanca, has initiated a significant overhaul of its squad as the summer transfer window approaches its conclusion. Under the new guidance of Portuguese coach Rui Almeida, a decisive list of players slated for departure has been finalized just two weeks before the transfer window closes for the 2026-2027 season.
In a bid to revamp its roster, Wydad Casablanca has officially severed ties with seven players, marking a transformative phase for the club. Among those leaving are Mauritanians Cheikhna Simiga and Issa Mubarak, while Idriss Jbali has also exited the team, reportedly on the verge of joining Hassania Agadir. Additionally, the club has parted ways with Cameroonian Kevin Yamga, along with Salah Eddin Ghadamsi and Zakaria Hamadi, culminating in a total of seven players who have either departed or are no longer in the club's plans.
In contrast, the management of Wydad Casablanca has chosen to loan out Youssef Dalouzi, a strategic move aimed at providing him with more competitive playing time away from the pressures of the main squad. This decision reflects a commitment to developing young talent and ensuring that players receive the necessary experience to thrive.
As the club navigates the summer transfer market, it has also made notable acquisitions, bringing in new players such as Youssef Hafidi, Amin Farisi, and international talents Mabasa, Christopher Ibai, and Devin Titus. These strategic signings are expected to bolster the squad's capabilities and enhance Wydad's competitiveness in the forthcoming season.
As reported by ar.sport.le360.ma.
