Ilyes Ziani poised for free-agent move amid RWDM Brussels uncertainty

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Ilyes Ziani poised for free-agent move amid RWDM Brussels uncertainty

Financial problems at RWDM Brussels could bring Ilyes Ziani’s time at the Belgian club to an early end, with the 23-year-old attacking midfielder expected to terminate his contract in the near future.

The Franco-Moroccan player is likely to become available as a free agent, a prospect that has already attracted interest from a number of Ligue 2 clubs. Several teams in France have made enquiries about Ziani and are closely monitoring developments surrounding his situation.

Ziani could therefore have the opportunity to relaunch his career with a new club after an encouraging campaign at RWDM Brussels. He made 14 appearances in all competitions during the season, scoring two goals and providing two assists.

His contract situation has emerged as the Belgian club faces financial difficulties. Those problems could force RWDM Brussels to part company with the attacking midfielder, who is now expected to assess his options ahead of a possible move.

The interest from France gives Ziani a potential route back to the country in the coming weeks. Although the details of any future agreement have not been confirmed, his expected availability on a free transfer is likely to increase the number of clubs considering his profile.

Ziani was developed by Union Saint-Gilloise before spending time with Standard de Liege. That background in Belgian football has been followed by a season in which he made a regular contribution for RWDM Brussels, registering four direct contributions across his 14 appearances.

With his contract potentially set to be cancelled, the midfielder could soon be free to choose his next destination. Ligue 2 clubs have already shown an interest, while his performances for RWDM Brussels have given him a platform from which to seek a fresh start.

A return to France is now one possibility for the 23-year-old, although the next stage of his career will depend on the resolution of his contractual position in Belgium.

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