Super Eagles defender makes an unexpected transfer to the Moroccan league

Tanimu Benjamin Completes Move to Moroccan Side MAS Fes

Super Eagles of Nigeria defender, Tanimu Benjamin has completed a move to the Moroccan League from English club Crawley Town.

Maghreb Association Sportive de Fès (MAS Fes) confirmed the signing of Super Eagles defender Tanimu Benjamin on a three-year contract, which will keep him at the club until 2028.

Benjamin expressed his excitement about the move, calling it a new chapter filled with hope and promise. He also appreciated his former side Crawley Town FC for their support during his stay in England.

“Life has a way of bringing us full circle, and as I embark on this new journey, I feel an overwhelming sense of hope and excitement for what awaits. I am truly grateful to announce that Maghreb Fes will be my new home for the next three years, following my time at Crawley,” he shared.

The 28-year-old also emphasized his eagerness to connect with the MAS Fes fans and contribute significantly to the club’s future goals.

“As I step into this promising new chapter, I am eager to connect with the wonderful community in Fes. Together with Maghreb, I hope to achieve great things and bring joy to our fans and management alike,” he added.

Supporters of MAS Fes will be eager to watch Tanimu Benjamin in action as the new season unfolds.