Devin Titus joins MAS Fès from Stellenbosch FC in $350,000 transfer

South African forward Devin Titus has completed a move to Moroccan side MAS Fès from Stellenbosch FC on a three-year contract.

The transfer is understood to be worth around $350,000, with the Moroccan club securing the 24-year-old as they strengthen their squad ahead of the new season.

Titus has already received his Moroccan visa and is expected to travel to Morocco tomorrow to complete the final stages of the move.

He will undergo his medical examinations after arriving in the country, with the formalities expected to pave the way for him to begin his new chapter with MAS Fès.

The forward is also expected to be registered in time to feature for the club in their CAF Champions League first preliminary round tie, giving him the opportunity to make his continental debut for his new side shortly after completing the transfer.

Titus joins MAS Fès after establishing himself at Stellenbosch FC, where his performances attracted interest from clubs outside South Africa.

His move to Morocco represents a significant step in his career, with MAS Fès competing on the continental stage and looking to build a squad capable of making an impact in the CAF Champions League.

The three-year agreement underlines the club’s long-term commitment to the player, while the reported $350,000 fee makes the transfer a notable piece of business for Stellenbosch.

With his visa already secured and travel arrangements in place, Titus’ immediate focus will be on completing his medical and integrating into the MAS Fès squad.

If all goes according to plan, he could quickly be thrust into competitive action as the Moroccan club begin their CAF Champions League campaign.