Mauritanian attacking midfielder Issa M’Bareck has left Moroccan side MAS Fes and is now a free agent after his departure from the Botola Pro Inwi club was confirmed on 25 July 2026.
M’Bareck, 22, moves out of contract after his spell with the Fes outfit, where he operated primarily in an advanced midfield role. His exit ends his association with the Moroccan top-flight team and makes him available to join a new club outside the constraints of a transfer fee.
The midfielder had been part of a MAS Fes squad competing in Morocco’s premier division, using his attacking position to link midfield and forward lines. His move away from the club marks a change of direction at an early stage in his senior career, with the player now free to consider offers as an unattached professional.
M’Bareck’s status as a Mauritania international prospect adds a further layer of interest to his next step, with his age and experience in a competitive North African league providing a platform for future opportunities. A switch from a structured club environment to life without a team also underlines the fluid nature of careers for young players operating in regional competitions.
The confirmation of M’Bareck’s exit means his registration is now fully clear of MAS Fes, leaving him officially without a club following the conclusion of his time in the Botola Pro Inwi.
