The Moroccan football club, Fassi, has officially announced the transfer of its forward, Sofiane Benjdid, to Al Ahly of Egypt during the current summer transfer window. In a heartfelt message, the club expressed its gratitude and appreciation for the contributions he made during his time with the team.
The club praised Benjdid's efforts while donning the "MASS" jersey, emphasizing that his contributions were pivotal in securing the championship title, as he finished the season as the top scorer with an impressive tally of 20 goals.
This transfer marks Benjdid's second professional experience outside of Morocco, following his previous stint in the Belgian league. He is eager to make a significant impact with Al Ahly and leave his mark in both local and continental competitions.
The decision to bring Benjdid to Al Ahly was made at the request of Moroccan coach Hussein Ammouta, who took charge of the Egyptian club this summer. Ammouta expressed confidence in the player's abilities and opted to sign him despite receiving multiple offers from clubs in the Gulf region and Europe.
As reported by achtari24.com.
