After several years of fruitful training, the hour seems serious at the academy of Paradou. Indeed, following the three transfers of young Algerian players from the training center of the Paradou team for the Qatar championship, the alarm bells have been sounded.
Thus, the new trend of the prolific Algerian football academy would be to export its talents to less famous championships for players of this age.
Barely on the starting line of professional football, three young Algerians, Omar Mohamed Rafik (19 years old), Abdelghani Lallam (18 years old) and Fouad Hanfoug (19 years old), left the Paradou club to join 3 Qatari clubs while ‘they are in their prime.
A decision that did not go unnoticed and raised suspicions. According to Algerian media, this choice would be fueled by the fact that these players will benefit, in the near future, from the nationality of Qatar, and will be able to wear the colors of the selection of the Gulf country.
A surprising revelation to say the least and which has been compared to certain “human trafficking” practices. An observation shared by the Algerian journalist, Hafid Derradji.
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In his weekly show on the YouTube channel of the Qatari media, WinWin, the famous Algerian commentator, Hafid Derradji, sounded the alarm about the underside of this affair.
“Player transfers are part of the football landscape. However, in recent weeks, several voices have been raised to denounce the manner and intentions of certain contracts of new young Algerian players recently transferred to Qatar. he said in a first.
Dubious contract and intentions that do not leave anything good to predict, such was the reaction of several journalists and Internet users following what is now called the exodus of Algerian talent.
Hafid Derradji added, “After the 3 transfers of young Algerians, these operations were suspected. Some say it’s human trafficking. This should not go unnoticed. The Algerian authorities must carry out an investigation to raise suspicions and provide explanations on this subject,” he explains.
