Al Rashdan joins Wydad AC; Cummings signs with Cong An Ho Chi Minh City

Jordanian international Nizar Al Rashdan has completed a transfer to Wydad AC, signing a one-year contract with the Moroccan powerhouse. The move comes as Southeast Asian leagues prepare for their upcoming seasons, with several key transfers shaping the competitive landscape. ## Al Rashdan embraces Wydad challenge Al Rashdan, formerly of Qatar SC, has joined Wydad AC, a club with an illustrious history, boasting 22 Moroccan league titles-the most in the country. Expressing his excitement, Al Rashdan stated, "It is a great honour to represent such a prestigious club with a rich legacy and passionate supporters." The Jordanian forward aims to meet expectations and contribute to the team’s success, thanking Wydad’s management for their confidence in him. His arrival adds depth to Wydad’s attacking options as they prepare for domestic and continental competitions. ## Cummings heads to Vietnam Australian striker Jason Cummings has signed with Cong An Ho Chi Minh City FC after three seasons with Indian Super League side Mohun Bagan Super Giant. The 31-year-old, who netted 34 goals in India, is expected to bolster the Vietnamese club’s attack as they seek improvement after finishing 10th in the V League 1 last season. Cummings’ experience in Asian football makes him a valuable addition, and his goal-scoring record suggests he could be a key figure in Cong An Ho Chi Minh City’s campaign. ## Selangor strengthen squad for title challenge In Malaysia, Selangor FC have made several high-profile signings ahead of the new season, including Dutch-Jamaican forward Kay Tejan from Telstar in the Eredivisie. The 29-year-old joins a host of new recruits, such as Arbenit Xhemajli, Peter Makrillos, and Eduardo Sosa, as Selangor aim to challenge Johor Darul Ta’zim’s dominance. The Red Giants’ aggressive recruitment reflects their ambition to reclaim the league title, with Tejan’s pace and finishing ability expected to play a crucial role in their offensive strategy.