JS Kabylie close to signing goalkeeper Alexis Guendouz

jin88bet.one jin88bet.one JS Kabylie are reportedly close to completing the signing of Alexis Guendouz, with the experienced ak168app.baby goalkeeper understoo ak168app.baby d to have reached an agreement with the Algerian club.

The 30-year-old is expected to leave ak168app.club MC Alger after making his desire t ak168app.club o move on clear. Guendouz joined Mouloudia last season but is reportedly no longer interested in continuing his spell with the club and has requested the return of his documents ks168app.site ks168app.site .

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The club previously considered ic88 Taoufik Mo ic88 ussaoui, but the Paradou AC goalkeeper eventually withdrew from the proposed move.

ic88 ic88 JSK subsequently focused their attention on Guendouz, whose experience is viewed as an import lr88 ant addition to the squad.

Head coach lr88 Karim Belhocine is keen t lr88 o increase competition for the goalkeeper position. lr88 Gaya Merbah is currently avai lr88 lable, but the coach wants additional reliabl lr88 e options ahead of the new Ligue 1 campaign.

Guendouz would provide JSK with another experienced goalkeeper if the transfer is completed.

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op88 Negotiations between Guendouz and JS Kabylie are understood to be at an advanced stage, with the remaining details now needing to be resolved before the transfer can be officially announced.

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For JSK, the goalkeeper’s arrival would strengthen an important area of the squad 88v 88v ahead of the new season.

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