The Moroccan Wydad Club has reached a final agreement with international star Hakim Ziyech, which involves his transfer to the team's ranks during the current transfer window, marking one of the most prominent deals in Moroccan football in recent years.

Reports revealed that Hicham Ait Menna, the president of Wydad, entered into direct negotiations with Ziyech weeks ago, before reaching a comprehensive agreement covering all financial and contractual aspects.

According to the same sources, Ait Menna traveled to the Netherlands this morning to meet the player and officially sign the contracts, with the announcement of the deal expected within the next few hours.

Data indicates that Ziyech signed a contract extending for a season and a half, after Wydad met all his financial demands, marking the end of a period of inactivity for the player since his departure from Qatari club Al-Duhail at the end of last season.

This signing represents the return of a major Moroccan star to the local league, following a brilliant professional career in Europe and the Gulf, where Ziyech wore the colors of Ajax Amsterdam, Chelsea, Fenerbahçe, and Al-Duhail.

Ziyech is expected to form an exciting duo with Nourdin Amrabat in the attacking line of the red team, combining experience, skill, and high tactical vision, signaling a new phase of ambitions for Wydad both locally and continentally.

Reactions on social media varied between astonishment and welcome, with the official page of the league describing the deal as "the deal of the season," while followers considered it a strong message from Wydad confirming its return to competing for titles with heavyweight names.