Ghanaian midfielder Amin Ziblim has reportedly emerged as a transfer target for Moroccan giants Raja Casablanca, with the 20-year-old attracting interest following his time in Romanian football.
Ziblim is currently on the books of CFR Cluj, who compete in Romania’s SuperLiga, while Raja Casablanca play in Morocco’s top flight, the Botola Pro Inwi.
A potential move would see the young Ghanaian midfielder leave Romanian football for one of North Africa’s leading leagues, although the reported interest remains at the rumour stage.
The transfer link emerged on August 14, 2026, but there has been no confirmation of an agreement between CFR Cluj and Raja Casablanca or of personal terms between the Moroccan club and the player.
Ziblim, who was born in Ghana, is 20 years old and operates primarily in central midfield. His current market value is estimated at €75,000.
With the midfielder still under contract with CFR Cluj, any potential move to Casablanca would require an agreement between the two clubs before negotiations could progress to the final stage.
A switch to Raja Casablanca would represent a new challenge for Ziblim, giving him the opportunity to continue his development in Moroccan football while experiencing a different footballing environment.
For now, however, Ziblim remains a CFR Cluj player, with the reported interest from Raja Casablanca yet to develop into a confirmed transfer.