After being sent off in the match that pitted AS FAR against WAC last Thursday, Wydad de Casablanca (WAC) goalkeeper Ahmed Reda Tagnaouti has just been sanctioned by the disciplinary commission of the Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF).
Panic in the ranks of young players in first and second division football clubs. They have just received their summons for compulsory military service . A first in Morocco.
The day after his unsportsmanlike gesture against the AS FAR player, Lamine Diakité, the Wydad goalkeeper , Reda Tagnaouti, apologized to the club’s supporters and also to Moroccans.
While he carried the hopes of football in Italy, Moroccan international Hachim Mastour , against all odds, has joined a second division club in Morocco and claims to be enjoying it.
Several players from the Moroccan football championship (Botola) have just been sanctioned by the Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF). Their behavior during the matches is at issue.
The Botola is ranked 3rd best football championship in Africa in 2021 and 30th worldwide, thus gaining 3 places compared to the previous year.
The specter of the strike is looming again over the Mouloudia d’Oujda club. Deprived of their salaries and bonuses, the players threaten to hang up their cleats while the leaders reassure as best they can.
Long awaited by supporters, the return to football stadiums has been compromised by the Omicron variant. The FRMF had nevertheless considered, in consultation with the authorities, the possibility of a return of a gauge.
Significant prizes are planned for the winner of the FIFA Arab Cup, for the runner-up team and for the teams that reached the semi-finals. The competition will take place from November 30 to December 18 in Qatar.
Players from several clubs in the Moroccan football championship (Botola) threaten to launch strike movements to demand the payment of their salaries.
Under pressure from several Moroccan clubs, the Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF), is calling for the return of the public to the stadiums. A letter will be sent to the government in the very near future for this purpose.
The Executive Committee of the Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) has asked a technical commission to study the conditions under which Morocco could resume the recruitment of foreign players, especially goalkeepers.