Official: Club Sportif Sfaxien confirms Ammar Taifour’s departure

Club Sportif Sfaxien have announced the departure of Sudanese midfielder Ammar Taifour after reaching an amicable agreement to end his contract with the Tunisian club.

The announcement brings an end to Taifour’s spell with CS Sfaxien, having joined the club only last summer from Libyan side Al Hilal.

The decision was confirmed by the club, which stated that both parties had mutually agreed to part ways.

The midfielder’s departure marks another change in the squad as Club Sportif Sfaxien continues its preparations ahead of the new season.

While no further details were provided regarding the terms of the agreement, the separation was described as friendly, with both the player and the club agreeing to conclude their partnership without dispute.

A short spell in Tunisia comes to an end

Ammar Taifour arrived at Club Sportif Sfaxien during the previous summer transfer window after completing a move from Libyan club Al Hilal.

His signing was viewed as an addition to strengthen the club’s midfield ahead of the campaign.

However, after just one season with the Tunisian side, the two parties have decided to go their separate ways.

The club officially confirmed the development through an announcement, bringing an end to speculation surrounding the Sudan international’s future.

Although Taifour’s stay at the club was relatively brief, he leaves after representing one of Tunisia’s most established football clubs.

His next destination has not been disclosed, and no information has been released regarding his future plans following the mutual termination.

Mutual agreement ends the partnership

Rather than pursuing a prolonged contractual process, Club Sportif Sfaxien and the player chose to resolve the situation through an amicable agreement.

Such arrangements are common in football when both a club and a player believe that ending a contract is the most suitable solution.

In this case, the announcement made clear that the separation was reached by mutual consent.

The club did not indicate whether a replacement would be sought immediately, nor did it provide further details about the circumstances that led to the decision.

For Taifour, the agreement closes one chapter of his professional career after moving from Libya to Tunisia last year.

Having now left Club Sportif Sfaxien, attention will naturally turn to where the Sudanese midfielder continues his career.

Meanwhile, CS Sfaxien can now focus on preparations for the upcoming campaign following confirmation that the midfielder is no longer part of the squad.

The official announcement ends Taifour’s time at the Tunisian club, with both parties concluding their association on mutually agreed terms.