Moroccan League Begins Amid Fierce Transfer Activity

The Moroccan Professional Football League season has kicked off, featuring significant changes in team lineups and the inclusion of foreign coaches, with a clear dominance of the Portuguese school, which holds six coaching positions. Wydad Casablanca has achieved good results by signing nine new players under the leadership of a Spanish coach, while Riadi Salmi (Raja Casablanca) sought to compensate for losing the title by strengthening its squad with players from Cape Verde, led by coach Pedro Brito. The season also saw the return of Moghreb Tetouan after winning the second division, along with the participation of new clubs and administrative changes within major teams, all pointing to a highly competitive race for the league title.

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