According to recent reports, following an unsuccessful stint with Stade Rennais, the World Cup champion under 20 has seemingly found his footing in Spain, reigniting his passion for the game. In Santander, the talented Moroccan international has rediscovered his brilliance and goal-scoring instinct, marking a significant turnaround in his professional journey.
Zabiri's time in Brittany, France, has unfolded like a narrative that has yet to reveal all its chapters. He arrived at Rennes as a promising young striker, adorned with the title of World Cup champion under 20 with the Moroccan national team. His performance during the tournament was particularly remarkable, especially as he netted the winning goals in the final match against Argentina, earning himself the silver ball in the process.
However, a series of injuries, a lack of consistency, and fierce competition hindered his progress, causing him to miss a considerable portion of the season. For a striker of his caliber, being away from the pitch for an extended period can be particularly challenging. Nevertheless, Zabiri was determined to pen a new chapter in his career, this time focused on goal-scoring. His new destination was Spain, specifically Racing Santander, where he hoped to find an environment more conducive to his unique skill set.
As reported by le12.ma.
