Carrasco and the Youth… a coming-of-age story that shed the illusions of departure

The Belgian star continues with Leot

Al-Shabaab club have recently put an end to the controversy surrounding the future of their Belgian star Yannick Carrasco after officially announcing the player’s contract extension and his continuation with the team next season.

There have been many reports in recent weeks suggesting Carrasco could leave Al-Shabaab given the club’s instability at technical and administrative levels, in addition to reports of strained relations between the Belgian and Moroccan striker Abdel Razak Hamdalla.

Despite this speculation, the youth management managed to close the deal early by activating a clause in the player’s contract that called for an extra season to extend the contract for the Belgian captain to continue his career at Al Liot and close the door on all talk of his future.

Carrasco is considered one of the most important elements of the youth team, as he played an important role last season and was the most popular star in the squad due to his great offensive contribution and ability to make a difference in key matches.

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Last season, the Belgian scored 20 goals and provided 9 assists in various competitions, confirming his high artistic value as one of the most popular specialists in the Rushen Pro League.

Carrasco’s continuation gives the youngsters a strong boost ahead of the start of the new season, especially as management looks to build a squad that can compete strongly and regain its place among the best players in Saudi football, while relying on key elements that have formed the backbone of the team in recent times.

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The Belgian star’s survival is expected to be a message of reassurance to young fans who have been waiting for the fate of one of the team’s most famous stars, before an official announcement confirms his continuation and leadership of the youth project next season.

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