Khaberni - Khaled Samara, president of Al-Ramtha Club, confirmed that the team player Mohammed Abu Ruzaiq "Sharara", has ended his association with the club after terminating his contract by mutual agreement and in full agreement with the management, paving the way for his transfer to Raja of Morocco. He explained that the player’s contract included a penalty clause that "Sharara" completely paid off before his departure.
Samara mentioned that the club's management highly appreciates the player's stance, which was not limited to just paying the penalty clause, but also included additional financial support to the club, considering Al-Ramtha as his home club, which was greatly appreciated by the management, according to Petra.
He expressed his happiness with "Sharara's" professionalism in joining Raja of Morocco, considering the move to the Moroccan league as an important step in the player's career, given the significant technical development in Moroccan football and its strong presence at both the Arab and African levels.
Samara pointed out that Jordanian football has benefited from the Moroccan football school over the past years, noting that Moroccan and African clubs and leagues have started paying more attention to Jordanian players, thanks to recommendations from several Moroccan coaches who have worked in Jordan, notably Jamal Salami.
He added that "Sharara" is among the players who are difficult to replace, yet Al-Ramtha's management continues to work on strengthening the team's lineup to compete, in addition to their significant focus on the youth categories by aiming to hire a foreign technical team to lead the base teams during the upcoming season.
