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#1 Ahmed Jahouh (Mumbai City FC)
While FC Goa will undoubtedly miss the four names already mentioned in the article, the biggest departure will be that of Ahmed Jahouh. Like Mandar Rao Dessai, the Moroccan is also reportedly set to join Sergio Lobera's Mumbai City FC.
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Jahouh operates as a deep-lying playmaker in the midfield, with his pin-point long-range passes turning defence into attack in no time. He is also efficient with his sliding tackles but his temper issues and poor discipline record can have a negative effect on his new team.
Jahouh's association with Lobera existed long before the duo arrived in India. He played under the Spaniard in the 2014-15 season when Moghreb Tetouan reached the second round of the CAF Champions League Qualifiers and finished fourth in the league. Moreover, he even made one appearance in the prestigious FIFA Club World Cup.
Lobera is best known for unlocking the potential in his players and Jahouh is the best example of it. It remains to be seen whether he can continue to weave his magic for Mumbai City FC next season.
