Moroccan club MAS Fes signs three players, prepares for new season
Translated from Arabic, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Moroccan club MAS Fes has officially signed three new players: Abdellah Khfifiy, Amin El Farssi, and a 19-year-old Senegalese defender.
- The team will resume training next week to prepare for the 2026-2027 season, aiming to defend their professional league title.
- MAS Fes also plans to unveil a new official jersey in partnership with Nike and compete strongly in the Africa Champions League.
Moroccan football club MAS Fes is gearing up for the upcoming 2026-2027 season with significant squad reinforcements. The club has officially completed the signings of three new players, bolstering their roster as they prepare to defend their professional league title and compete in the Africa Champions League.
The confirmed signings include Moroccan players Abdellah Khfifiy and Amin El Farssi. Additionally, MAS Fes has acquired a 19-year-old central defender from Senegal. These moves are part of the club's ongoing efforts to strengthen its squad during the summer transfer window, following extensive scouting and negotiations.
MAS Fes is scheduled to resume training in Fes next week, marking the official start of their pre-season preparations. The club's management, in coordination with the technical staff and performance analysts, has been diligently evaluating potential targets. The initial signings are expected to be officially announced soon.
Beyond player acquisitions, MAS Fes will also unveil its new official team jersey in the first week of August, produced in partnership with sportswear giant Nike. The club has set ambitious goals for the next season, aiming not only to retain their professional league championship but also to mount a strong challenge in the Africa Champions League, ensuring all necessary conditions are met for the technical staff and players to perform competitively across all fronts.
Originally published by Hespress in Arabic. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.