Morocco-Belgium central midfielder Sofian Kiyine is being linked with a move from Belgian third-tier side Stockay to Challenger Pro League club KSC Lokeren.
The 28-year-old, who currently plays for RRC Stockay Saint-Georges in the 1ste Nationale ACFF, is the subject of transfer speculation in Belgium, with Lokeren reported as a potential destination as they look to strengthen their midfield for the new campaign. The rumour, dated 25 June 2026, lists the probability of the move as “?”, underlining that no agreement has yet been reached.
Kiyine, born on 2 October 1997 in Verviers, holds both Moroccan and Belgian nationality and is primarily deployed as a central midfielder. Standing at 1.82m and right-footed, he has been a regular presence for Stockay, though specific recent match details – such as opponent, date, scoreline and his individual performance – have not been publicly documented in the available data.
With his contract situation at Stockay not recorded and no expiry date listed, there is uncertainty over whether he is tied down to a long-term deal or edging towards free-agent status. His market value is registered as “None” on Transfermarkt, a factor that may fuel speculation over whether a low-cost or even free transfer could be on the cards if Stockay choose not to formalise terms.
Kiyine’s profile lists central midfield as his main position, but no previous clubs or top-flight experience are detailed in the current data, suggesting his recent career has been spent away from the highest European leagues.
If a move to Lokeren in Belgium’s second tier does materialise, it could mark a significant step up in visibility and competition for Kiyine, potentially reshaping both his reputation and future prospects in professional football.
