After a standout loan spell from Leicester City, Moroccan attacking midfielder Bilal El Khannouss has officially secured his future with VfB Stuttgart. The 22-year-old international has inked a multi-year contract with the Bundesliga club, putting an end to speculation about his next move.
His debut season in Germany proved transformative, as he featured in 41 matches across all competitions, delivering nine goals and seven assists. These performances earned him a crucial role in Morocco’s squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, where the Atlas Lions will open their campaign against Brazil on June 14.
El Khannouss’s journey to Stuttgart began at Anderlecht before he broke through at Genk, followed by a stint at Leicester. His trophy cabinet already includes the Africa Cup of Nations, an U23 continental title, and an Olympic bronze medal, cementing his reputation as one of Africa’s brightest football talents.
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