Boubacar Fall: Senegal goalkeeper linked with Hassania move from free agency

Senegalese goalkeeper Boubacar Fall, currently without a club, is being linked with a move to Moroccan side Hassania in the Botola Pro Inwi.

Fall, 25, has been a free agent since leaving ASC Jaraaf on 28 July 2026 and is understood to be considering a switch to Morocco as he looks to relaunch his career. Hassania are exploring options in goal and the 1.98m left-footer has emerged as a potential low-cost signing, with his current market value listed at around €10,000.

Born in Thiaroye-sur-Mer on 3 February 2001, Fall has already experienced football in both Africa and Europe. He moved from Espoir Guediawaye to French club Saint-Etienne in January 2021, having progressed through the youth ranks at Guediawaye U20 before returning to Senegal with ASC Jaraaf during the 2025–26 season.

His most recent spell at Jaraaf ended this summer, leaving him free to negotiate with interested clubs, with no transfer fee required. That status is thought to make him an attractive option for Hassania as they shape their squad for the upcoming Botola Pro Inwi campaign.

While talks have not yet produced an agreement, Fall’s availability and prior experience in France have placed him on Hassania’s shortlist as they weigh up a possible deal for the Senegalese goalkeeper.