Omar Nabile

After Morocco’s opening victories over Kenya (4-0) and Algeria (1-0), Abdeslam Tahir reflects on the Atlas Lionesses’ start to the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations. In an exclusive interview with Le360 Sport, the Wydad women’s head coach discusses the team’s performances, assesses their chances of winning a first continental title, reflects on the progress of women’s football in Morocco and across Africa, and looks back on his first season in charge of Wydad.

RS Berkane could pull off one of the most unexpected moves of Morocco’s summer transfer window. Cape Verde international goalkeeper Vozinha and national team coach Bubista, two of the key figures behind Cape Verde’s historic run at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, are reportedly close to joining the Orange Boys.

The Casablanca club continues its sporting reorganization by bringing back one of its former stars to strengthen coordination within its football project.

One year after the implementation of Raja SA, Jawad Ziyat has reflected on the club’s first year under its new organizational model. In an exclusive interview with Le360 Sport, the Raja Casablanca president discusses the early impact of the transition, the projects designed to strengthen the club’s financial position, the lessons learned from the last transfer window, the restructuring of the sporting department and the ambitions driving Raja on both the domestic and continental stages.

Ibrahim El Assri was elected president of Wydad Casablanca on Tuesday, July 21, after defeating Yassine Saadallah in a runoff vote. His victory came at the end of a stormy general assembly marked by the rejection of the club’s financial report and the resignation of the committee headed by Hicham Aït Menna.

Morocco’s 2026 World Cup journey came to an end in the quarterfinals after a 2-0 defeat to a sharper, more clinical French side. Unable to impose their game against one of the tournament’s favorites, Achraf Hakimi and his teammates fell short of another historic semifinal appearance. Here are the ratings for Mohamed Ouahbi and his players.