
Moroccan Football Federation Refutes Claims of Championship Suspension
The Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) provided, on Tuesday, a formal denial regarding the non-resumption of the national championship.

The Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) provided, on Tuesday, a formal denial regarding the non-resumption of the national championship.

According to the latest ranking of the CIES Football Observatory, Achraf Hakimi is the most expensive Moroccan player in the world. Paris Saint-Germain player Kylian Mbappé, on the other hand, retains his first place.

Like several professional footballers, the Moroccan international, Medhi Benatia , appeared in a video smoking shisha, despite the warning of professional clubs, who see it as a danger to the health of players.

In full confinement, the Moroccan kickboxing champion, Badr Hari expresses his feelings.

Gyms or fitness centers are gearing up to resume activities after several months of suspension. Safety measures have also been issued to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.

Moroccan Maria Oudghiri won, on Wednesday, June 3, the title of the virtual Arab Shadow Kick-Boxing Championship in the Poucets (7 and 8 years old) category. A competition organized by the Arab Union of Kick-Boxing.

Moroccan international Romain Saïss , who currently plays for Wolverhampton Wanderers FC, gave an exclusive interview to his English club about the compatibility of practicing Islam with his professional player’s life in England. Without mincing words, the Moroccan player acknowledged that the English are more open to religion than the French.

The resumption of the Moroccan championship is taking shape. The officials of the various Botola clubs have started the screening of their players and staff before starting the training.

The Moroccan international, Achraf Hakimi, was carried away by the emotion provoked by the death of the 46-year-old African American, George Floyd, who died of suffocation during a violent arrest by white police officers on Monday in Minneapolis. A strong and symbolic gesture, but one that could cost the Atlas Lion dearly.

A few more days and Morocco will start the much-awaited deconfinement by the population who, since March 20, has been subject to a restriction on all kinds of travel. And even if this restriction is lifted on June 10, football clubs will still have to wait before starting training sessions.

Pending the launch of the next transfer window, several Moroccan internationals are in the sights of certain major European clubs. Hakimi, Mazraoui, Belhanda, Bounou, all are on their way to other more competitive clubs.

For a few days, rumors have been circulating about a decision allegedly made by the Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF). It is said to have decided to terminate the contracts of the coaches of the national teams due to the covid-19 pandemic.