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Player of Moroccan FAR football team Mustafa Al-Yusufi revealed that he waits to hold a meeting with the board of his team to renew his contract, saying that his contract with the team ended with the end of the latest season. He added that he did not attend the training with his team because of this reason, saying that he waits the decision to renew his contract with the team.
He revealed, in a statement to “Emirates Voice”, that he received a large number of offers from different teams whether from Moroccan teams or other teams from outside the country. He added that he has not taken the final decision whether to join any other team or not, saying that he waits the results of the coming negotiations with the board of his team.
He denied what was published over his intention to leave the team, saying that he did not take any decision to leave the team. He stressed that he gives the priority to his current team, while she waits the results of negotiation with the team to take his final decision whether to remain with the team or to transfer to another team.
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