False Report: FRMF Firmly Denies Reports of Walid Regragui’s Resignation
The Royal Moroccan Football Federation has categorically denied reports circulating in some media outlets claiming that national team head coach Walid Regragui has submitted his resignation.
In an official statement, the federation dismissed the information as entirely unfounded, stressing that Regragui has not presented any resignation from his duties as head coach of the Moroccan national team. The FRMF emphasized that the rumors have no factual basis and do not reflect the current situation within the technical staff.
This clarification comes amid heightened speculation following recent controversy surrounding refereeing decisions and disciplinary sanctions imposed on the federation and several Moroccan players after the Africa Cup of Nations. In that context, reports of a possible resignation had quickly gained traction, fueling debate and uncertainty around the future of the national team’s leadership.
By issuing this statement, the FRMF sought to put an end to the speculation and reaffirm institutional stability, at a time when the national team is navigating a sensitive phase. The federation reiterated its commitment to clear and transparent communication, calling on the public and media to rely solely on official sources for accurate information related to the national team.
Walid Regragui, who has led Morocco to historic achievements in a relatively short period, remains in charge of the Atlas Lions, according to the federation, as preparations and evaluations continue within the established framework of the national football authorities.
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