Notts County Midfielder Maz Kouhyar Rejoins Kidderminster on Loan
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Midfielder Moves on Loan Until January
Notts County midfielder Maz Kouhyar has returned to Kidderminster Harriers on loan until January 1, according to recent club announcements. The 29-year-old Afghanistan international rejoins the Harriers following a previous loan spell from York City in 2024.
During his time with the Magpies, Kouhyar made 47 appearances. Not officially detailing specific financial terms or appearance guarantees, the club confirmed the temporary transfer and extended their best wishes to the player as he begins this new chapter in his career within the West Midlands.
Key Transfer Details
- Player: Maz Kouhyar (29-year-old midfielder, 10 international caps for Afghanistan)
- Parent Club: Notts County
- Loanee Club: Kidderminster Harriers
- Loan Duration: Until January 1
- Previous History: Earlier loan spell from York City in 2024; 47 appearances recorded for Notts County
Verification and Next Steps
Fans and observers seeking further updates on team selections, upcoming fixtures, or official squad announcements can consult Notts County's official media channels and Kidderminster Harriers' club statements. Supporters interested in ongoing commentary can also subscribe to official club podcasts and topical content feeds covering the Magpies.
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