Al Hazem Announces Departure of Moroccan Abd El-Moneim Boutouil

Saudi club Al Hazm has concluded the journey of Moroccan defender Abdelmoneim Boutouil with the team, officially announcing the end of the contract between the two parties. The player will leave the club at the end of his contract, joining a list of departures in preparation for the new football season.

Al Hazm has revealed the departure of 10 players as part of the team's restructuring process, with Bouatouil's name among seven players whose contracts have expired. Alongside him, Syrian striker Omar Al Somah, Brazilian Fabio Martinez, Youssef Al Muzayrib, Abdul Rahman Al Khaibari, Abdullah Al Ammar, and Spanish player Lopez Ruins are also leaving, marking the end of the Moroccan defender's stint with the Saudi club.

This move is part of Al Hazm's management strategy to rebuild the team by renewing its roster in preparation for the next season, and working to attract new players that align with the coaching staff's vision and the club's goals for the upcoming phase.

Abdul Moneim Boutouil has become a free agent following the expiration of his contract with Al Hazm, as he awaits to finalize his next destination during the summer transfer window, with anticipation surrounding his future and the possibility of embarking on a new experience in one of the leagues eager to benefit from his services.