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Football: Eric Blahic takes over as Morocco women’s national team coach
Eric Blahic has been appointed head coach of Morocco’s women’s national team, replacing Spain’s Jorge Vilda ahead of the team’s upcoming fixtures.
Atlas Lionesses reportedly set for coaching change as Jorge Vilda prepares to leave
After nearly three years in charge and two Africa Cup of Nations campaigns, the Spanish coach would be on his way out, with a French coach reportedly in line to succeed him.
Morocco women advance directly to third round of 2028 Olympic qualifiers
The Atlas Lionesses move on after Congo withdrew from the African qualifying competition.
Morocco-Mali friendly tickets go on sale from 100 dirhams
Tickets for the October 4 friendly at Tangier’s Grand Stadium are now available, with prices ranging from 100 to 300 dirhams.
Morocco national team hold first training session in South Africa
The Atlas Lions trained in Bloemfontein on Sunday as they prepare to face Lesotho in the second round of the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers.
World Cup final, politics and Infantino—Lekjaa makes his case
The FRMF president discussed Morocco’s World Cup ambitions, his position on Gianni Infantino’s FIFA presidency, the 2025 AFCON final controversy and his own future in football and politics.
No hedging from Lekjaa: 2030 World Cup final will be in Benslimane
FRMF president says province ‘will have the honor’ of hosting the match as Spain continues to press the case for the Santiago Bernabéu.
Tickets for Morocco’s futsal friendlies against Saudi Arabia priced at 10 and 20 dirhams
Fans will be able to attend Morocco’s two friendly futsal matches against Saudi Arabia in Agadir for 10 or 20 dirhams, with tickets available exclusively through the official Webook platform.
Botola expansion to 20 teams faces divisions among club presidents
A heated meeting between professional club presidents and the LNFP on Monday, August 17, over the proposed expansion of the Botola to 20 teams ended without consensus. Seventeen clubs voted in favor of the expansion, while seven opposed it and three abstained. According to multiple sources, the lack of unanimity could prevent the reform from moving to the next stage and being submitted to the FRMF Executive Committee.
Botola: The truth isn’t in the number 20
As Moroccan football dreams of greater heights on the road to 2030, the idea of expanding the Botola to 20 clubs is gaining ground. Club presidents, coaches and now the UMFP are backing an expanded league. But before adding four teams, perhaps the first question should be whether the real problem with our domestic league lies in the number of clubs it contains.