The Sfaxien Sports Club officially announced the termination of the contract with the Sierra Leonean international striker Moussa Noah Kamara, by mutual consent and without any compensation or financial obligations between the two parties, despite the recent signing of the contract.

This decision came after a meeting held last night between player Kamara, the head of the management committee, and coach Mohamed Kouki, at the team's training camp in the city of Sousse.

According to Tunisian press reports, the early termination of the contract is not due to health or technical reasons, but rather due to the player's refusal to comply with the high pace of physical training, which includes two training sessions a day, preferring to settle for just one training session.

This unexpected decision prompted the Sfaxien management to open negotiations with an alternative African striker to compensate for Kamara's departure, amid the club's efforts to strengthen its squad in preparation for the new season.