A sudden injury has obstructed the transfer of Moroccan player Suhib Darwish to the Scottish club Rangers, after medical tests showed that the player has a problem that will keep him off the field for several weeks.
This dramatic development came at the last moments, stopping a deal that was almost finalized and shocking the Scottish team’s fans who were eagerly awaiting the arrival of the Moroccan star.
Rangers had reached a final agreement with the Dutch club Eindhoven for the transfer of Suhib Darwish for 6.5 million pounds sterling.
The agreement, which would have made the player one of the most prominent summer signings for the Scottish team, collapsed after Darwish failed to pass the medical examination successfully, leading Rangers’ management to withdraw from completing the deal, preferring not to take the risk of signing an injured player.
It is noteworthy that Suhib Darwish had already been present in the stands of Rangers’ stadium to watch the team’s match against Jagiellonia Białystok from Poland, as part of the qualifying rounds of the Europa League.
His presence at the stadium suggested that the deal was close to completion and official announcement, but the medical tests had a different verdict, shattering the player’s dream of joining the Scottish league for the time being.
This setback represents a strong blow to the young player’s career and raises questions about his near future.
After being just a few steps away from moving to one of the major clubs, Suhib Darwish now faces the challenge of recovering from the injury and looking for a new destination or staying with his current team awaiting future opportunities, after his hopes of joining Rangers were dashed.
