Al Nassr Saudi club announced on Wednesday the official departure of Moroccan football player Noureddine Amrabat from the ranks of their football team.
Noureddine Amrabat joined the Saudi team after a deal estimated at 14 million and 500 thousand US dollars.
Al Nassr Saudi club published a video clip through its official account on Twitter, in which it officially announced the departure of its Moroccan striker, as Al Nassr will play its campaign in the league without Amrabat for the first time in 3 seasons.
Al Nassr Saudi club said in the video that was published on Twitter “you registered your name in the list of the immortal stars of victory, and presented with your club a march full of giving and loyalty, thank you Noureddine Amrabat.”
Amrabat left the ranks of Al Nassr after his contract expired, as he did not reach an agreement with the management of his club regarding the renewal of his contract during the last period.
Nourdine Amrabat left the Saudi club for two reasons, according to what the Saudi newspapers reported. The first is the high value of the player’s contract and the difficulty of renewing it in the current financial conditions, and the second is the presence of more important centers that need support with foreign players
Amrabat also participated with Al Nassr in 100 matches in all competitions, in which he scored 17 goals, and made 25 others.
Amrabat’s participation with Al-Nasr came in 80 matches in the Saudi Professional League, over 3 seasons, in which he scored 15 goals and provided 22 assists.
The Moroccan footballer won 3 titles, in the Saudi Professional League for the 2018-2019 season, and the Local Super Cup twice in 2019 and 2020.
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