The Maghreb Fassi club continues to strongly reinforce its squad in preparation for the new 2026/2027 football season, with press reports today revealing that the team’s summer transfer window is still open and that new deals are on the way for official announcement. These moves come as part of the club’s efforts to enhance its capabilities and form a team capable of strong competition both locally and continentally, especially with the approaching season that carries significant challenges.
Sources indicated that Maghreb Fassi has already signed 10 new players so far, and all these new arrivals have been registered in the team’s African squad list, underscoring the club’s seriousness in ambitiously competing in the CAF Champions League. The large number of signings reflects the management’s desire to build a deep squad with multiple options in every position, matching the aspirations of Fassi fans who await an exceptional season from their team.
On the preparation front, the team concludes its training camp today in the city of Agadir before returning to Fes for a new preparatory camp which includes an important friendly match against the Mauritanian club Nouadhibou. The technical staff aims through these friendly matches to raise the players’ physical and technical readiness, test the harmony between new and existing players, and determine the starting lineup that the team will rely on at the beginning of the season. Additional friendly matches are expected to be scheduled in the coming period to reach the best possible level before the official competitions begin.
The Maghreb Fassi officials confirm that the main goal of all these moves is to build a squad of 26 players with similar levels, to ensure strong alternatives in all positions, which is extremely vital given participation in the CAF Champions League alongside local competitions. The club’s project is not limited to attracting stars only, but also includes investing in young talents and giving them the opportunity to develop and grow within the team, as part of a long-term strategy aimed at building a strong and sustainable base for Maghreb Fassi that guarantees superiority and prosperity in the coming years.
