Luza settles on the departure of Watford Club

In a surprising step, Moroccan international Imran Louza made an official request to leave the Watford Club; Just days after the appointment of the new Uruguayan coach Paulo Pizolano, to succeed former coach Tom Cleverly.

The British newspaper “The Sun” reported that the dispute between the two parties occurred during the first week of training; The relationship between the player and the coach witnessed a great tension that led to the player’s decision to leave the club.

Loza’s decision to leave the Watford Club came at a time when Gino Potzo, the owner of the club, is counting on the team’s stability in order to compete to ascend to the Premier League, where he aspired to preserve the basic pillars; And on top of them Luza, along with players such as Georgy Chakvitzadze and Kawado Bah.

So far, no official comment from the player or the club has been issued regarding the next step; But what is certain is that his future has become mysterious with Watford, at a time when European clubs may appear interested in his services, whether in France, which he knows well or in other patrols looking for a midfielder with international experience and a distinguished technical presence.

Imran Luza, who was chosen as the best player in the ranks of Watford during the last season, had known a major shift in his level after a period of retreat, as he regained his luster under the leadership of Cleverly and became one of the basic elements in the squad; Rather, carry the driving badge on more than one occasion.

Luza joined the English team in the summer of 2021 from the French Nantes for 9 million pounds, before renewing his contract in 2023 to extend until the summer of 2028.