Zouhair El Moutaraji is close to returning to Morocco: Which club wants to sign him?
Zouhair El Moutaraji is close to returning to Morocco: Which club wants to sign him?
After an unsuccessful spell in Egypt with Pharco FC, which ended with his contract being terminated after he joined them in 2023 from Bahrain, the 29-year-old Moroccan striker is now considering a return to his hometown in Morocco, with reports suggesting Wydad Casablanca are keen to sign the veteran striker during the current summer transfer window.
Previous successful experience with the Red Castle
Before achieving all this great success in his professional career outside Morocco, the player had grown up within the corridors of the Red Club and won with them many distinguished championships, including four Moroccan League titles and the CAF Champions League.
The player has had several experiences, but they were not very prominent or successful. The most prominent of them were with Olympique Khouribga and Hassania d'Agadir, but his market value has not been at its best recently, having recently reached 250,000 euros.
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