Moroccan international players Maamma, El Ouahdi, and El Karouani targeted by European clubs
As the summer transfer window nears its close, several Moroccan international footballers are attracting interest from European clubs. Othmane Maamma, a winger for Watford, is reportedly being pursued by Bologna and FC Porto. Bologna's interest could intensify if Jonathan Rowe departs for Atalanta Bergamo, while Porto has been monitoring Maamma, who previously won the U20 World Cup and was named its best player. Watford may require an offer around 10 million euros for the player, who is under contract until June 2029. In Belgium, Zakaria El Ouahdi's potential move to Hamburg SV is gaining momentum. Hamburg is preparing a third offer for the KRC Genk player after their initial two proposals were rejected, with Genk seeking approximately 15 million euros. El Ouahdi, who had a strong season with 12 goals and five assists in 43 appearances, is reportedly keen on a move to the Bundesliga. His versatility as a defender is a key asset. Souffian El Karouani, a left-back, might make a quick return to Europe after recently joining Al-Qadsiah. Benfica has reportedly entered discussions to sign the 25-year-old, who arrived at Al-Qadsiah on a free transfer after three seasons with FC Utrecht. Despite a productive season with Utrecht, where he scored four goals and provided 18 assists in 50 appearances, El Karouani is reportedly no longer part of Al-Qadsiah's technical plans, and the Saudi club is open to his departure. A move to Benfica would allow him to rejoin European football and play