Hassania Agadir Football Club has announced its signing of six new players during the ongoing summer transfer window, as part of its preparations for the new sports season and its aim to build a competitive team that will bring the club back to prominence locally.

The club confirmed in an official statement that it has reached an agreement with player Kabrial Yoklidis, the former right-back of Neuchâtel Xamax in Switzerland, who signed a contract for two seasons. The team has also signed Ayoub Yousfi, an attacking winger coming from Al-Rachad Berrechid, for two seasons as well.

Previously, the Hassania management had announced four other signings: Nassim Oumo, a defender coming from French club Sochaux; Ange Freddy Blouman, a French-Colombian striker coming from Guinean club Nia Salama; Fredi Jozy Dembi, a Congolese midfielder from Red Star Paris; and Zakaria Lmaghmaz, a former defender for the French club Ouman.

With these new signings, the total number of the team's transfers during the summer transfer window has reached six players, reflecting the club's management desire to strengthen the team with experienced players capable of making a positive impact and achieving good results in the upcoming season.

The fans of Hassania Agadir hope that these signings will mark the beginning of a new phase for the club and help the team regain its status among the competing clubs for top positions in the professional league.