Moroccan centre-back Taha Majni of Union Touarga is being linked with a move to Raja Casablanca in an all-Botola Pro Inwi transfer that would see one of the country’s most highly regarded teenagers join one of its biggest clubs.
Majni, 18, is currently on the books of Rabat-based Union Touarga Sportif, where he wears the No 25 shirt and is listed primarily as a right-footed central defender. Raja are exploring options to strengthen their defensive line and have identified the Morocco youth as a potential addition ahead of the new campaign.
The defender stands at 1.87m and has an estimated market value of around €500,000, a figure that would make him a comparatively affordable target for a domestic deal between two top-flight Moroccan sides. Any transfer fee is expected to reflect both his valuation and his age, with Union Touarga in a position to negotiate following his recent arrival at the club.
Majni joined Union Touarga on 1 July 2025 and has been developing in the Botola Pro Inwi, attracting attention with his profile at the heart of defence. His progress there has now prompted interest from Casablanca, with Raja looking to refresh their options in central areas.
The centre-back was born on 11 October 2007 and only turned 18 this season, leaving his long-term future still to be decided. With no publicly disclosed contract end date at Union Touarga, the club are under no immediate pressure to sell, adding an extra layer of complexity to any potential deal with Raja.
