Union St Gilloise’s Anthony Moris Set for Saudi Move

Union St Gilloise is preparing for a significant change as goalkeeper Anthony Moris is set to leave the club for a lucrative opportunity in Saudi Arabia. The 35-year-old Luxembourg international has reportedly turned down interest from French clubs Metz and Nice in favor of a move to Al Khaleej in the Saudi Pro League. This decision marks a pivotal moment in Moris’s career as he seeks one final payday.

A Career Highlighted by Achievements

Moris has been a vital player for Union St Gilloise since joining in 2020, making an impressive 232 appearances for the club. This tally represents the highest number of matches he has played for any team throughout his career. His tenure at Union culminated in a remarkable season, where he helped the club secure the domestic cup in 2024 and their first league title since 1935.

Prior to his time at Union, Moris played for several clubs in Belgium, including Standard Liege, Sint Truiden, KV Mechelen, and Virton. His career took a significant turn in 2014 when he switched his national allegiance from Belgium to Luxembourg, becoming a regular fixture for the national team.

Looking Ahead

As Moris prepares to embark on this new chapter, many reflect on his contributions to Union St Gilloise. His leadership and skill have left an indelible mark on the club, and he is widely regarded as a club legend among fans and teammates alike. The transition to Al Khaleej not only represents a financial opportunity for Moris but also a chance for him to continue showcasing his talent in a different league.

With Moris set to depart, Union St Gilloise faces the task of finding a suitable replacement for the experienced goalkeeper. The club will aim to build on the success achieved during his tenure while preparing for the challenges ahead in the upcoming season.