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Akkar explains final hours before Sociedad deal fell
Moroccan international Naïf Aguerd revealed details about the failure of his transfer from French Olympique de Marseille to Spanish Real Sociedad. The deal was close to being finalized for a loan fee of 2 million euros, with an option to purchase his contract for 17 million euros. He confirmed that the medical examinations he underwent were successful and did not reveal any health issues. The main disagreement was about his gradual return to match readiness after suffering a groin muscle tear and undergoing surgery in March. The club preferred to ensure his recovery in a safe manner, while the coach wanted to rely on him immediately. Aguerd explained that his decision was made to protect his health and to be able to prepare properly for a full season. He also stated that he has no dispute with the Spanish club or his coach. It is worth noting that his future remains uncertain, and he may still be part of the Moroccan national team plans despite the transfer stumbling.
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