Sky Germany reports that there is an obligatory €1.5 million purchase clause in the loan arrangement should the player reach a certain number of deployments.
“Aymen wanted a change of scenery and a chance at more playing time,” FSV sporting director Martin Schmidt noted in a statement, “The loan to Hertha accords him a chance at that.”
“I’m happy to be here with a club that truly belongs in the Bundesliga,” the 18-times-capped Moroccan international himself said, “Now I hope to help the team achieve its goals and, together, achieve as much success as possible.”
“Aymen is an experienced Bundesliga player who has also gained international experience [in the Europa League],” Hertha’s sporting director Benjamin Weber said, “He can be deployed flexibly in central midfield and can help us immediately. He can boost our game with his skills.”
Sky Germany reports that there is an obligatory €1.5 million purchase clause in the loan arrangement should Barkok reach a certain number of deployments. The player’s current contract with Mainz remains valid through the end of next season.
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