MB Rouissat have moved decisively in the transfer market, recruiting 10 players — nine on free transfers and one on loan — while losing just a single squad member in a remarkably one-sided window. The Algerian club's aggressive recruitment drive, conducted entirely between August 6 and August 11, signals a clear intent to reshape and deepen their roster ahead of the competitive months to come.

The earliest wave of business on August 6 saw three players walk through the door: Aymen Gaid from MO Constantine, Léonard Aggoune from Témouchent, and Abdelhakim Amokrane from El Bayadh — all on free transfers. The following day brought two more free additions in Benali Benammar from ES Mostaganem and Abdennour Kherroubi from CA Batna, giving the club five new faces within 48 hours.
On August 8, MB Rouissat added further reinforcements with the arrival of Bilal Hend from Luxembourg-based FC Progrès Niederkorn on a free transfer, alongside Rafik Zaimeche, who joined on loan from JS El Biar. Moussa Benzaid, arriving for free from CS Constantine on August 9, was followed by Zahreddine Benabda — a second signing from El Bayadh — on August 10. The final incoming piece was Mohammed Ali Yakoubi, who completed his free move from MO Béjaïa on August 11.
The club's sole departure came on August 13 when Kheiredine Merzougui left to join JS El Biar — the same club from which Zaimeche arrived on loan, creating an interesting personnel exchange between the two sides.
With no reported transfer fees paid for any of the nine permanent signings, MB Rouissat have executed what amounts to a cost-effective squad rebuild. The breadth of the recruitment, drawing players from clubs across Algeria and even one from European football in Hend, suggests the coaching staff identified multiple positional needs and moved swiftly to address them. Whether this volume of new arrivals can be integrated quickly enough to produce on-pitch cohesion will be the critical question for the weeks ahead, but the club can hardly be accused of lacking ambition in this window.
Léonard Aggoune
MB Rouisset
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