Senegalese goalkeeper Boubacar Fall, currently without a club after leaving ASC Jaraaf, is being linked with a move to Moroccan side Hassania in the Botola Pro Inwi.
Fall, 25, became a free agent on 28 July 2026 following his departure from Dakar-based ASC Jaraaf and is now weighing up his next step, with Hassania understood to be assessing a deal for the 1.98m left-footer. Any agreement would come without a transfer fee, with the stopper available on the open market.
Hassania are looking to strengthen their goalkeeping department ahead of the new Botola Pro Inwi campaign and see the Senegalese player as a potential low-cost option, with his current market value standing at around €10,000. Talks are at a preliminary stage, but the Moroccan club are monitoring the situation closely as they finalise their squad.
Born in Thiaroye-sur-Mer on 3 February 2001, Fall moved to Europe in January 2021 when he joined Saint-Etienne from Espoirs de Guediawaye on a free transfer, before later returning to Senegal and signing for Jaraaf in September 2025. He re-entered free agency this summer after less than a full season back in the Senegalese top flight.
With no contract tying him down and pre-season well under way across North Africa, Fall’s camp is expected to hold further discussions in the coming days, while Hassania weigh up whether to formalise their interest in the out-of-contract goalkeeper.
