Sofiane Kharouani Faces Uncertain Situation at Al Qadisiyah

Moroccan international Sofiane Kharouani is facing a state of uncertainty at Al Qadisiyah after a brief period since his transfer from Utrecht in a deal that was expected to strengthen the left flank.

According to reports from 'Africa Foot', the Moroccan defender has not participated in any friendly matches since joining the club, and he also missed the first two official encounters against Al-Shabab and Al-Taee, raising questions about his status within the team.

The source indicated that Al-Krowani has not yet been able to adapt to the lifestyle and work environment in Saudi Arabia, which has led him to consider the option of mutually terminating his contract with Al-Qadisiyah, in search of a new experience in the upcoming period.

The Saudi club has signed the Moroccan player on a free transfer after his contract with Utrecht expired, securing a deal that runs until the summer of 2029, following an impressive season in the Dutch league.

Before his move to Saudi Arabia, Kroos delivered impressive performances with Utrecht, playing 50 matches across all competitions, scoring 4 goals and providing 18 assists, solidifying his status as one of the top left-backs in the Dutch league.

He had previously defended the colors of Nijmegen before finalizing his transfer to Al Qadsiah for his first experience in Saudi stadiums.

With this, Kroani finds himself facing a reality completely different from what was expected, just a few weeks after his arrival, awaiting what the coming days will reveal about his future with the team and the possibility of staying or leaving.