Morocco left-back Zakaria Labib joins Widad Temara from JS Soualem

Morocco left-b jin88bet.one ack Zakaria Labib has joined Widad Temara f ak168app.baby rom JS Soualem, completing a move to the Botola Pro Inwi club on 3 August 2026.

The 23-year-old defender has signed a contract running until 30 June 2028. Labib, who was ak168app.club born in Casablanca, is a naturally l ks168app.site eft-footed full-back and stands 1.80 metres tall.

Labib arrives at Widad Temara after spending the previous season with JS Soualem. He had joined JS Soualem from ic88 Raja Casablanca in August 2025, having previously represented the club during the 2023-24 campaign on loa ic88 n from Raja.

His recent competitive ic88 record includes 21 appearances in the Botola Pro Inwi, six in the CA ic88 F Champions League, two in the Excellence Cup and one in the Moroccan Coupe du Trone. He also contributed one assist in the continental competition.

The move adds further top-fligh lr88 t experience to Widad Temara’s defensive ranks, wi lr88 th Labib having featured in domestic league and cup football as well as African competition. His career has included a spell with Raja Casablanca, where he was part of the squad that won the Moroccan championship in the 2023 lr88 -24 season.

Labib also has international honours with Morocco at under-23 level. He was part of the Morocco U23 side that w lr88 on the Under-23 Africa Cup of Nations in 2023.

The defender began his senior pathwa op88 y with Raja Cas. U19 before moving to RCA Reserve in November 2021 and then progressing into Raja Casablanca’s first si88 -team setup. His time with Raja also included the loan spell at JS Soualem in the first half of the 2023-24 season before he returned to the Casablanca club in January 2024.

Widad Temara have now secured Labib’s services 88v through June 2028, wit SEXXXXX-VN h the Morocco international youth champion beginning a new chapter after his spell with JS Soualem.

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