Morocco champions Maghreb de Fes edges closer to signing Stellenbosch FC forward Devin Titus

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Devin Titus to join Maghreb de Fes

Stellenbosch FC forward Devin Titus is on the verge of completing a move to Moroccan champions Maghreb de Fes after the two clubs reached an agreement over his transfer.

The South African attacker has been linked with a move away from the Cape Winelands outfit for the past season or two, with clubs from North Africa having monitored his situation.

Those links have now intensified, with Maghreb de Fes emerging as the club that has secured an agreement with Stellenbosch FC for the transfer of the talented forward.

Titus is set to join the reigning Botola champions, where he will also reunite with a familiar South African face in former Orlando Pirates striker Tshegofatso Mabasa.

Mabasa completed his move to the Moroccan club last week, and Maghreb de Fes have now moved to further strengthen their attacking options by adding Titus to their roster.

The agreement between Stellenbosch and Maghreb de Fes represents a significant step towards completing the transfer, although the deal is not yet fully concluded.

Titus still needs to undergo his medical examination before the move can be finalised, while personal terms between the player and the Moroccan champions also remain to be settled.

Should those final details be successfully concluded, Titus will leave Stellenbosch after establishing himself as an important attacking figure for the club.

His potential move to Morocco would represent another step in the forward’s career and provide him with an opportunity to test himself outside South Africa while competing for domestic honours and on the continental stage.

For Maghreb de Fes, the addition of Titus would further strengthen a squad preparing to defend its domestic crown, with the Moroccan champions continuing to add quality to their ranks.

The prospect of Titus linking up with Mabasa also adds an interesting South African connection to the Moroccan side, with the pair potentially leading the club’s attacking options in the upcoming campaign.