Time is racing to finalize the recruitment file.

The Raja Club Athletic has entered a race against time to finalize the summer transfer file, in preparation for the new football season, coordinating between the management office and the new sports administration, as the deadline set by the Confederation of African Football for registering players eligible to participate in continental competitions approaches, which is set for July 25. It is worth noting that the "Eagles" will participate in the African Confederation Cup.

So far, the squad of the "green" team has witnessed the departure of six players, namely Saber Bougrine, Al-Dhahak, Halimi, Al-Firdousi, Baadi, and Kounti, which necessitates that the club officials act quickly to fill the gaps and strengthen positions that need reinforcement before the start of the season.

A knowledgeable source confirmed to "Hesport" that the Raja administration has begun working on the transfer file according to a new vision, based on a thorough study of the team's needs and searching for players capable of making a difference, moving away from the approach that characterized some previous transfer periods.

The same source explained that the club has decided to cut ties with randomness in contracts, as priority is now given to technical numbers, statistics, performance level, and player quality before entering into any negotiations or signing contracts, in direct coordination with the new sports administration, which plays a pivotal role in selecting the names proposed to wear the Raja jersey.

The source added that the team's officials are aware of the importance of this phase, especially since continental participation requires preparing a balanced list capable of competing, which makes the coming few days crucial in closing several deals, so that the technical staff can start preparing the group early.

Raja hopes to take advantage of the remaining time before the July 25 deadline to finalize the transfer file as required, ensuring that they enter the new season with a squad capable of competing both locally and continentally, in light of the new administration's desire to build a more stable and balanced team, relying on quality and careful selection instead of hasty contracts.