Morocco defender Achraf Dari is being linked with a move from Egyptian giants Ahly SC to Swiss Super League side Lausanne-Sport, according to transfer data emerging from Europe.
The 26-year-old centre-back, currently valued at €1.20m, is the subject of speculation over a potential switch from the Egyptian Premier League to Switzerland’s top flight. Transfer listings connect Ahly SC as the selling club and Lausanne-Sport as the possible destination, though no fee, contract details or timeframe have been confirmed, and the probability of the move remains listed as “?”. With no expiry date recorded on his current deal, observers have also noted the possibility that future negotiations could involve a free-transfer scenario if his contractual situation changes.
Dari only joined Al Ahly FC from French side Stade Brestois 29 in 2024 after an earlier loan spell at Belgian club Royal Charleroi SC, but his name has quickly reappeared on the rumour mill. Having experienced top-flight football in Morocco, France, Belgium and now Egypt, the Casablanca-born defender fits the profile of a player capable of adapting to the tactical and physical demands of the Swiss Super League.
The right-footed centre-back, who wears the number 15 shirt at Ahly and stands at 1.88m, rose through the ranks at Wydad Casablanca, progressing from the U19s and reserves to the first team before earning his move to Brest in 2022. His market value has fluctuated over recent seasons, peaking at €2.50m during his time in Ligue 1 before gradually dropping to its current €1.20m mark at Al Ahly FC, a trajectory that may tempt Lausanne-Sport to seek a relatively low-cost defensive reinforcement.
No reliable figures have yet been placed on the likelihood of the transfer, and there is no official confirmation from either club. Should the move materialise, however, a switch to Lausanne-Sport could offer Dari a fresh European platform to rebuild his value and redefine his reputation at the heart of a Super League back line.
