Lorch's Wydad Dream Over? Shock Exit Looms After Instagram Bio Change!

Thembinkosi Lorch's future at Wydad Casablanca is hanging in the balance, with a potential exit looming after he removed the "Wydad player" tag from his Instagram bio. This simple act has sent shockwaves through the Wydad fanbase, sparking speculation about his future with the Moroccan giants.

Lorch, who arrived on loan from Mamelodi Sundowns in January, quickly became a key player for Wydad, particularly shining during their FIFA Club World Cup campaign. His performances impressed fans and pundits alike, raising hopes for a permanent move.

Sticking Point: Sundowns' High Asking Price

However, negotiations for a permanent transfer have reportedly hit a snag. According to reports, Mamelodi Sundowns are demanding a significant transfer fee for Lorch, which Wydad management is currently unwilling to meet. While Lorch is said to be open to staying with Wydad, he is seeking a contract that aligns with his value and contributions to the team.

Kooora reported that Wydad pulled out of negotiations to sign the 31-year-old attacker because they couldn't agree with Sundowns' asking price, believed to be around R20 million ($1 million).

Departure Imminent?

The removal of Wydad from Lorch's Instagram bio is being widely interpreted as a strong indication that his time with the club is coming to an end. While no official farewell message has been released, sources close to the club suggest that a contract renewal is increasingly unlikely. Wydad have already started looking for alternatives, with reports suggesting they are close to signing Congolese player Joseph Bakaso.

  • Lorch impressed during his loan spell at Wydad.
  • Sundowns' high asking price is the main obstacle.
  • Lorch's Instagram bio change fuels exit rumours.

As Wydad prepares for the upcoming 2025-2026 season, it remains to be seen whether Thembinkosi Lorch will be part of the squad. His potential departure would be a significant blow to the club, leaving a void in their attacking options.

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