Dominique Moubeke: Cameroon midfielder completes free transfer from Recre Granada to Torremolinos

Dominique Moubeke has completed a free transfer from Recre Granada to Juventud Torremolinos CF, signing a contract that begins on 2026-07-03 and runs until 2026-07-03. The move takes the 20-year-old central midfielder into Spain’s Primera Federación – Group II with Torremolinos confirming the Cameroon youth’s arrival as a permanent addition to their squad.

The deal sees Moubeke switch between Spanish clubs without a transfer fee, with the move recorded as a free transfer and no official market value listed for the player at the time of completion. There is no indication in the available data of any loan component or buy-back clauses, underlining it as a straightforward permanent move.

Moubeke joins Torremolinos as his current club, having previously been on the books of Recre Granada, the reserve side linked to Granada CF. While his previous league is listed as “N/A” in the data, his new team is registered in the Primera Federación – Group II, meaning the left-footed midfielder will be competing in Spain’s third tier rather than playing club football in his home country of Cameroon.

The midfielder is recorded as a specialist in central midfield, with his main position listed as “Midfield – Central Midfield.” Standing at 1.82m and preferring his left foot, Moubeke profiles as a modern, physically capable central operator. There is no further breakdown in the data of alternative positions, such as defensive or attacking midfield, and no detailed tactical role is provided.

Born on 11 Aug 2005 and holding Cameroon nationality, Moubeke moves abroad within the Spanish system at 20 years of age. The data lists Cameroon as his only nationality, so there is no suggestion of dual-national status, and there is no information on any senior or youth caps beyond a reference to Juventud Torremolinos CF in the “national_team” field, which appears to be a database artefact rather than an international record.

The transfer information does not include any recent match details, such as opponents, scorelines or individual performances, and there are no statistics on appearances, goals or assists for either Recre Granada or Torremolinos in the current or previous seasons. Likewise, there are no published figures for his market value at the time of the switch, with the relevant field listed as “null,” making it impossible to assess the move against an estimated valuation.

Contractual specifics beyond start and end dates are not disclosed. The data does not indicate any extension options, release clauses or salary details, and both the “date_of_joined” and “contract_expires” fields on his player profile are left blank, suggesting that only the basic framework of the agreement is publicly available.

Although the numerical and statistical profile around Moubeke remains sparse, the confirmed move to Torremolinos in Primera Federación – Group II places him in a more visible competitive environment in Spain. How he adapts to this level and develops as a left-footed central midfielder in European football will go a long way towards determining his long-term career trajectory and reputation beyond Cameroon.