Nordin Amrabat Signs with Wydad Casablanca Amidst Club World Cup Preparation
The former PSV and Galatasaray star embarks on a new chapter in his career at age 38, set to compete against Juventus and Manchester City.
Nordin Amrabat, a veteran footballer known for his stints at clubs such as PSV Eindhoven and Galatasaray, has signed a one-year contract with Wydad Casablanca, a leading team in the Moroccan Botola Pro league.
At 38 years old, Amrabat's decision to continue playing comes as he prepares for the FIFA Club World Cup, where Wydad will face formidable opponents including Manchester City and Juventus.
Amrabat, who also had a notable international career with the Moroccan national team, joins Wydad as the club aims to enhance its competitive profile on the global stage.
His arrival has been met with enthusiasm from fans, who welcomed him with a celebrity-like reception.
During his career, Amrabat has demonstrated versatility and resilience, having played in several European leagues and clubs, including AEK Athens, in addition to his previous teams.
The move to Wydad signifies both a new chapter for Amrabat and the club's ambition to assert itself in international tournaments.
Wydad Casablanca has been proactive in its preparations for the Club World Cup, aiming to strengthen its squad as it prepares to play against elite teams from around the globe.
Reports indicate that the club's leadership is also exploring high-profile signings, further heightening interest around their future prospects in international competitions.
At 38 years old, Amrabat's decision to continue playing comes as he prepares for the FIFA Club World Cup, where Wydad will face formidable opponents including Manchester City and Juventus.
Amrabat, who also had a notable international career with the Moroccan national team, joins Wydad as the club aims to enhance its competitive profile on the global stage.
His arrival has been met with enthusiasm from fans, who welcomed him with a celebrity-like reception.
During his career, Amrabat has demonstrated versatility and resilience, having played in several European leagues and clubs, including AEK Athens, in addition to his previous teams.
The move to Wydad signifies both a new chapter for Amrabat and the club's ambition to assert itself in international tournaments.
Wydad Casablanca has been proactive in its preparations for the Club World Cup, aiming to strengthen its squad as it prepares to play against elite teams from around the globe.
Reports indicate that the club's leadership is also exploring high-profile signings, further heightening interest around their future prospects in international competitions.
