Naoufal Bohamdi-Kamoni is being linked with a move from RSCA Futures to KVC Westerlo as the Jupiler Pro League club reportedly monitor the teenage winger’s progress in Belgium’s second tier.
The 18-year-old left-sided attacker, who represents both Belgium and Morocco at youth level, is currently on the books of RSCA Futures in the Challenger Pro League and is rumoured to be on Westerlo’s radar as they look to bolster their wide options. Data from Transfermarkt lists the Pro League side as potential suitors, with the likelihood of a deal still unclear and the probability of the move marked only as “?”.
Bohamdi-Kamoni’s current estimated market value stands at €150k, a figure that would make him a relatively low-cost prospect for a top-flight side seeking long-term upside rather than an immediate marquee signing. With no contract expiry date recorded in the publicly available data, there remains the possibility that his situation could evolve towards a free-agent scenario in future windows, further fuelling speculation about his next step.
The left winger only recently progressed from RSC Anderlecht’s U18 set-up to RSCA Futures, having moved into the Challenger Pro League squad for the 2025-26 season. Operating predominantly on the left of the attack, he offers the profile of a modern wide forward, and his performances at development level have been closely tracked, although detailed senior match reports, including opponents, dates and scorelines, are not listed in the current dataset.
Born on 20 August 2007, Bohamdi-Kamoni is regarded as one of the younger talents emerging from Anderlecht’s production line, and any switch to Westerlo would represent his first move away from the Brussels club’s structure. Should the transfer materialise, it could provide him with a faster route to regular top-flight football and a platform to enhance both his reputation and market value in the coming seasons.
