Saad Nassik becomes a free agent after leaving El-Mansour

Morocco defensive midfielder Saad Nassik has left El-Mansour and joined the ranks of unattached players, ending his time with the Moroccan club on 1 August 2026.

The 23-year-old Casablanca-born player operates in defensive midfield and is right-footed. Standing at 1.90m, Nassik has recorded 11 appearances, five goals and one assist across the Excellence Cup, Coupe du Trone Marocaine and Botola Pro Inwi.

Nassik made five appearances in the Excellence Cup, scoring four goals, including one every 110 minutes. He added a goal and an assist in three Coupe du Trone Marocaine matches, while also featuring three times in the Botola Pro Inwi.

His departure leaves him without a club after his spell at El-Mansour. No transfer fee has been attached to the move, and there is no new contract length associated with his next destination.

The midfielder’s strongest return came in the Excellence Cup, where his four goals accounted for the majority of his recorded total. He also contributed directly to one goal in the Moroccan cup competition through his assist.

Nassik’s recorded appearances include 828 minutes of competitive football, with 439 minutes in the Excellence Cup, 254 in the Coupe du Trone Marocaine and 135 in Botola Pro Inwi. His performances have come across three different competitions in Moroccan football.

The player’s market value is listed at €50,000, while his highest recorded market value stands at €75,000. Those figures do not represent a transfer fee and do not alter the fact that Nassik is now unattached.

Nassik, who was born on 26 December 2002, has represented Morocco at club level but has no national-team affiliation recorded. His departure from El-Mansour was completed on 1 August 2026, leaving the defensive midfielder available as a free agent.

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Abdul Majeed Yakubu
Abdul Majeed is a dedicated football writer with a strong foundation in both technology and journalism. He holds a degree in Computer Science from Accra Technical University, but his passion for storytelling saw him begin his journalism journey even before entering university.He previously worked as a Staff Writer at Ghanaguardian.com, where he developed his craft in news writing and digital publishing. His growing interest in sports journalism has since led him to focus on football, bringing a unique blend of analytical thinking and narrative clarity to his work.Abdul is currently a Staff Writer at African.Football, where he contributes engaging and insightful content aimed at a global audience of African football enthusiasts.

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