Raja Casablanca have strengthened their attacking options by securing an African signing ahead of the new season. The club announced the addition of Mohamed Wanou, a forward from Burkina Faso, who has officially joined the team on a two-year contract.
The 23-year-old striker arrives from Rail Club du Kadiogo, where he impressed with his goal-scoring ability during the previous campaign. Raja’s management emphasized that Wanou’s pace and attacking prowess will add depth to the squad as they prepare for both domestic and continental competitions.
Wanou’s signing was confirmed after the club completed all contractual formalities. According to Raja’s official statement, the player is expected to make his debut soon, integrating into coach Faouzi Benzarti’s system. The technical staff highlighted Wanou’s potential to make an immediate impact in the Botola and CAF Champions League.
The move reflects Raja Casablanca’s ongoing strategy to invest in young African talents to maintain competitive quality and boost their offensive line. This latest addition follows previous signings targeting the club’s attacking sector, aiming to enhance creativity and goal-scoring options.
Fans are eagerly awaiting Wanou’s debut, with anticipation growing around how soon he will influence Raja’s attacking dynamics. The club is scheduled to play its opening Botola match on August 15, presenting an opportunity for the new signing to start contributing to the team’s ambitions this season.
