Morocco champions Maghreb Fez agree deal to sign Mohamed Jawad from Real Valladolid

Moroccan champions Maghreb Fez have reached an agreement to sign defender Mohamed Jawad from Spanish club Real Valladolid.

Hesport reports that a reliable source has confirmed that the 24-year-old centre-back will join Maghreb Fez as one of the club’s new additions during the ongoing summer transfer window.

Jawad is understood to have agreed to a two-year contract with the club from Morocco’s scientific capital, with the move designed to strengthen the team’s defensive options ahead of the new campaign.

The defender’s arrival is expected to provide the coaching staff with another option at the back as Maghreb Fez look to build a squad capable of competing on multiple fronts.

The Moroccan side have made strengthening their squad a priority during the transfer window, with defensive reinforcement considered particularly important as they prepare for a demanding season.

Jawad’s move also represents a return to Moroccan football for the young defender after his experience in Spain with Real Valladolid.

His arrival is expected to add depth and competition within the Maghreb Fez defensive unit, while also giving the club another player with experience of European football.

Maghreb Fez are preparing for an especially demanding campaign, with the club set to represent Morocco in the CAF Champions League.

The continental assignment will require a strong and competitive squad, and the club’s management is working to ensure the team has sufficient quality and depth to cope with the demands of domestic and international football.

The signing of Jawad is therefore part of a wider recruitment strategy aimed at improving the squad ahead of the new season.

Maghreb Fez will be hoping the defender can quickly settle into the team and play an important role as they pursue domestic success while also seeking to make a strong impression in the CAF Champions League.