
Borussia Dortmund Resumes Training Amid COVID-19 Crisis, Players Take Pay Cut
A few days before the upcoming resumption of the championship announced for April 30, Borussia has taken the risk of stepping back onto the pitch with its squad.

A few days before the upcoming resumption of the championship announced for April 30, Borussia has taken the risk of stepping back onto the pitch with its squad.

The spread of the coronavirus could not lead to a blank year for the Botola, according to some officials of national football.

While his return was announced to Real Madrid, the Moroccan international claims he has not yet discussed his future with his former club.

The confinement due to the restrictions imposed by the management of the coronavirus forces players to train remotely. This type of training struggles to prove its effectiveness.

Hachim Mastour had everything to be one of the hopes of Moroccan football. But he will have defied all predictions with a career that started with fanfare before ending up in oblivion.

Moroccan football is in mourning. Former Moroccan goalkeeper, Ahmed El Mansouri , died on Tuesday, March 25, 2020.

The coronavirus is hitting Moroccan clubs hard. A total loss of 15 million dirhams has already been recorded.

The president of the Turkish football club, Galatasaray, has decided not to take any risks with the coronavirus. He has placed all the players in quarantine, especially since the team’s coach has just been confirmed positive for the virus.

The International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) has made an interesting proposal to relieve Moroccan clubs whose players’ contracts expire next June.

The Moroccan Ultras are raising public awareness of the preventive measures against coronavirus. They call on them to strictly respect the confinement, thus contributing, in their own way, to the national effort.

The Belgian international of Moroccan origin and member of the Chinese club Shandong, Marouane Fellaini, Luneng, tested positive for coronavirus, has given news of himself. He also promised to follow the treatment to quickly regain his place in the squad.

The former Moroccan international, Abdessalam Ouaddou , also contributed to the Special Fund for the management of the coronavirus epidemic.