Moroccan women's football continues to produce exciting young talent, with Lina Jamaï securing a move to Portuguese giants FC Porto.
The 18-year-old forward has joined Porto from Paris Saint-Germain, strengthening the club's women's squad ahead of its first-ever season in Portugal's top division after winning promotion as second-tier champions.
A New Chapter in Portugal
FC Porto confirmed the signing through its official channels, announcing that Jamaï will wear the No. 19 shirt as she begins her new adventure in Portuguese football.
The move represents another important step in the development of a player who has already gained valuable experience in one of Europe's leading women's football environments.
From Lille to Paris Saint-Germain
Jamaï began her development at Lille, where her talent quickly stood out.
Even at a young age, the Moroccan forward regularly competed in older age groups, demonstrating the confidence and technical ability that would eventually attract the attention of Paris Saint-Germain.
At just 16 years old, she moved to PSG and was invited to join the first team's preseason camp in Australia before returning to the club's youth setup.
She went on to help PSG's youth side secure a domestic league title, adding another important achievement to her growing football journey.
A Proven Goalscorer for Morocco
Jamaï has also represented Morocco at youth international level, making her mark with the Atlas Lionesses' younger generations.
During the 2024 FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup qualifiers, she enjoyed a spectacular scoring campaign, finishing as the competition's top scorer with eight goals in four matches.
Her performances earned widespread recognition and saw her nominated for CAF's Young Player of the Year award.
Another Moroccan Talent Rising
The move to FC Porto gives Jamaï an exciting platform to continue her development while competing at senior level in one of Europe's growing women's football leagues.
For Moroccan football, her progress represents another encouraging sign of the depth emerging through the country's women's football pathway.
From Lille to Paris, and now Porto, Lina Jamaï's journey is gathering momentum, and the next chapter could be another exciting one for Morocco's rising generation.