فاس نيوز ميديا جريدة الكترونية جهوية تعنى بشؤون و أخبار جهة فاس مكناس – متجددة على مدار الساعة
La Fédération Royale Marocaine de Football a mis fin, ce vendredi, à la polémique soulevée ces dernières heures au sujet de l’avenir du staff technique de l’équipe nationale, en démentant catégoriquement les informations faisant état d’une prétendue démission du sélectionneur des Lions de l’Atlas, Walid Regragui.
The Royal Moroccan Football Federation settles the controversy and denies reports of Walid Regragui’s resignation.
The Royal Moroccan Football Federation on Friday put an end to the controversy raised in recent hours regarding the future of the national team’s technical staff, categorically denying reports claiming that Atlas Lions head coach Walid Regragui had submitted his resignation.
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Dans un communiqué officiel et succinct, la Fédération a indiqué que the information circulated by some media outlets about the national team coach’s resignation is unfounded, confirming that Walid Regragui continues to carry out his duties at the head of the national team’s technical management.
In a brief official statement, the Federation said that the information circulated by some media outlets regarding the national team coach’s resignation is unfounded, confirming that Walid Regragui remains in charge of the team’s technical leadership.
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Ce démenti intervient en réaction à a wave of unverified reports originating from foreign media, which suggested a possible departure of Regragui on grounds of fatigue following the Africa Cup of Nations, sparking anticipation and concern among fans and observers of Moroccan football.
This clarification comes in response to a wave of unverified reports from foreign media suggesting a possible departure of Regragui due to fatigue after the Africa Cup of Nations, creating anticipation and concern among fans and observers of Moroccan football.
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Par ce démenti clair, la Fédération affirme vouloir mettre un terme à what it described as “inaccurate news,” and confirmed that the upcoming phase will see continued technical and preparatory work ahead of forthcoming challenges, foremost among them the Coupe du Monde 2026, where Morocco aims to maintain its strong presence on the international stage.
With this clear denial, the Federation said it seeks to put an end to what it described as “inaccurate news,” confirming that the next phase will involve continued technical and preparatory work for upcoming challenges—chief among them the World Cup 2026—as Morocco aims to sustain its strong international presence.
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Source : Fès News Media
