Wydad Athletic Club Intensify Pursuit of Yanga Star Stephane Aziz Ki

Wydad Athletic Club, under the guidance of head coach Rulani Mokwena, are reportedly exploring new strategies to secure the services of Young Africans SC star Stephane Aziz Ki. The midfielder has also been linked with Premier Soccer League (PSL) giants Orlando Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs, adding further competition for his signature.

The Botola Pro League outfit has been highly active in the transfer market since Mokwena’s arrival at the beginning of the current season. After finishing in a disappointing sixth place last campaign, Wydad have been focused on strengthening their squad to match the ambitions of their 38-year-old South African coach.

Renewed Interest in Aziz Ki

During the recent January transfer window, reports suggested that Aziz Ki was one of Wydad’s primary targets. A move to the Moroccan club was reportedly close, but an agreement failed to materialize. However, fresh reports from Moroccan outlet Pro.saleh13.com indicate that Wydad remain determined to sign the talented Ivorian and are tracking him ahead of the upcoming winter transfer window.

Meeting Sparks Further Speculation

Speculation around Wydad’s pursuit of Aziz Ki intensified after his representative was recently spotted alongside Mokwena and club president Hicham Ait Menna. While details of their discussions remain undisclosed, it has fueled rumors that negotiations could be underway for the 29-year-old playmaker, whose contract with Yanga runs until June 2026.

Yanga’s Reluctance to Sell

Despite Wydad’s interest, Yanga have been reluctant to part ways with their influential midfielder. In January, reports indicated that the Tanzanian champions were unwilling to sanction a transfer, signaling their intent to retain the player as they continue their domestic and continental ambitions. It remains to be seen whether their stance will change in the next transfer window.

With multiple clubs vying for Aziz Ki’s services, his future will be a key storyline in the coming months. Whether he remains in Tanzania or secures a high-profile move to Morocco or South Africa, the talented midfielder’s next step could significantly impact the landscape of African club football.