Ahead of the upcoming season of the Indian Super League (ISL 2023-24), Ahmed Jahouh leaves Mumbai City FC after the Moroccan midfielder’s three-year contract expires on May 31.
Jahouh joined Mumbai City FC in October 2020 already having established himself as a leading midfielder in the division with technical and tactical superiority. Even though he faced the ignominy of getting sent off on his Mumbai City debut, the Moroccan made up the engine room of a formidable 2020-21 Mumbai City side that created history by becoming the first team to win both, the ISL League Winners’ Shield and the Trophy in the ISL 2020-21.
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Extremely proficient in set pieces and dead ball situations, Jahouh took on a more advanced role in the 2021-22 campaign. The 34-year-old notched up 7 assists, adding to his tally of 5 from the previous season and scored 3 times as well. The most notable of his goal contributions came in Riyadh, delivering a pin-point corner for Rahul Bheke to score the winner against Iraq’s Air Force Club at the 2022 AFC Champions League. The win was the first of two for Jahouh and the Islanders as Mumbai City FC finished an unprecedented second in Group B.
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Known for his ability to control and dictate the game, Jahouh was a vital asset once again as Mumbai City FC went on to create further history. Mumbai City FC broke as many as 15 all-time league records, including an 18-match unbeaten run, leading Jahouh and the Islanders to a second League Winners’ Shield in three years. As he so often did, Jahouh came clutch in his 70th and final appearance for the club, scoring from the penalty spot in a 3-1 win against Jamshedpur FC to secure a place in the Group Stage of the 2023-24 AFC Champions League.
