Kawkab Marrakech is demanding 500,000 euros to release its 27-year-old goalkeeper, Mohamed Jemjami, who is the subject of concrete interest from Wydad Athletic Club during this summer transfer window. The Casablanca club is closely monitoring the Moroccan goalkeeper’s situation and considers him a priority to strengthen the goalkeeper position, particularly ahead of the announced departure of El Mehdi Benabid, who is expected to continue his career in the Saudi league. The performances of the Kawkab Marrakech goalkeeper over the past season have increased the Red Club’s interest. However, the management of the Casablanca club must address Kawkab Marrakech’s financial demands. The club from the Ochre City appears unwilling to lower its demands and is currently asking for 500,000 euros for a permanent transfer of its goalkeeper. Wydad considers this amount significant and must now determine if it is prepared to invest such a sum for this position. The situation regarding Mohamed Jemjami therefore remains open, and its outcome will depend on the ability of the two clubs to reach an agreement on the transfer fee. Jemjami joined KACM Marrakech in January 2023 and has a current market value of €550k, according to Transfermarkt.