Football : Les clubs marocains dans le flou total

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Moroccan clubs are suffering from great confusion due to the suspension of football activity. Uncertainty continues to hang over the date for resumption of the championship as well as the steps that the Royal Moroccan Football Federation will take. An uncertainty that leads to several hypotheses and keeps several mysteries intact due to the spread of the coronavirus. The national clubs of the different divisions no longer know which saint to devote themselves to. Player contracts remain among the problems that club leaders are struggling to solve, especially for those whose contracts expire next June. Extending or releasing is a risky choice in the current economic climate. In a vague context, the clubs however seek to mitigate the psychological impact that the Covid-19 could have on players like the AS FAR and the Difaa of El Jadida who called upon the services of specialists in psychology to support quarantined players and prevent them from losing morale. In the absence of any possibility of resumption of Botola in the short or medium terms, the situation of club treasuries becomes more and more critical. Clubs fear that financial support from sponsors will not be obtained, which exposes them to great losses, especially since they are obliged to honor their commitments and pay the salaries of players, technical staff, etc. Unanimously, the clubs rushed to ask the Federation to unlock the third installment

club treasuries becomes more and more critical. Clubs fear that financial support from sponsors will not be obtained, which exposes them to great losses, especially since they are obliged to honor their commitments and pay the salaries of players, technical staff, etc. Unanimously, the clubs rushed to ask the Federation to unlock the third installment of TV rights so that they could lift their heads a little bit out of the water and overcome this difficult period. Finally, Moroccan clubs ignore the fate of Botola. In addition, the disturbing radio silence of the federal authority and the absence of a steering committee to manage the clubs' financial crisis only worsen an already difficult situation.

Edited April 11, 2020 by -Dark
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