
Morocco Coach Halilhodzic Pursues FIFA Approval for El Haddadi's National Team Switch
National coach Vahid Halilhodzic is not giving up on the El Haddadi case, and plans to summon him as soon as he is authorized by FIFA.

National coach Vahid Halilhodzic is not giving up on the El Haddadi case, and plans to summon him as soon as he is authorized by FIFA.

The opening of the Botola Pro 1 will take place this Friday with a match opposing Moghreb de Tétouan to Chabab Mohammedia at the Moulay Abdellah complex in Rabat. The 2020-2021 edition, despite the coronavirus pandemic, offers football fans very attractive matches.

Uncertainty hangs over the resumption of the championship. The Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) has its eyes riveted on the final decision of the administrative and health authorities.

The health crisis has hit the Botola 1 and 2 clubs hard, and the coming months will not be rosy. With the epidemiological situation deteriorating further every day, club officials are considering the worst in terms of financial losses.

The "Rapide Club" of Oued-Zem had a very agitated evening. Following their defeat against Wydad of Casablanca, the RCOZ was attacked on their way out of the stadium.

The coach of Olympique de Khourigba tested positive for coronavirus and should remain in quarantine for two weeks. But against all odds and in violation of the health protocol, he showed up on the field, endangering the lives of the two teams facing each other in Botola.

The increase in new intra-club infections due to the coronavirus and the desperate search for contact cases are behind the postponement of several matches in the 26th round of the Moroccan football championship.

13 players and staff members of Fath Union of Rabat (FUS) have tested positive for the new coronavirus. The club says all will be placed in quarantine.

Yassine Salhi is infected with the coronavirus. Since then, the Moroccan player has been fighting the disease, but sees no change in his condition.

Quite severe sanctions have just been taken by the Central Disciplinary Commission of the Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF).

Cafes in the Kingdom have been ordered not to broadcast any Botola matches. With this decision, the authorities want to avoid cases of contamination that could be caused by the crowds that gather in these places to experience the atmosphere of these sporting events, with total disregard for preventive measures.

The match between Maghreb de Tétouan (MAT) and Raja de Casablanca is at risk of being canceled. Two MAT players have tested positive for Coronavirus .