Algeria Football – To be able to recruit again, a very large club in Morocco must pay a colossal sum to lift the ban.
The Raja of Casablanca (Morocco) finds itself at a crucial turning point. The steering committee is intensifying its efforts to lift the recruitment ban imposed on the club, an obstacle which is hampering its ambitions to strengthen its squad during the winter transfer window. This ban requires a payment of around 1.4 million dirhams to be lifted, according to sources close to management.
Coach Hafid Abdessadek, who benefits from complete freedom of technical decision-making granted by the steering committee, has identified several positions requiring urgent reinforcement. The club is therefore considering recruiting three players to compensate for the shortcomings observed and revive the performances of the Aigles Verts, weakened by premature elimination in continental competition and a significant delay in the national championship rankings.
Despite internal tensions and the prospect of an imminent change in leadership, current leaders appear determined to resolve this crisis. They hope that these recruitments will stabilize the team and regain a place among the title contenders.
On a sporting level, Raja Casablanca still faces another challenge: beating Maniema (DR Congo) by three goals on the last day of the continental competition. An achievement which also depends on a victory for AS FAR against Mamelodi Sundowns (South Africa).
Currently 8th in the Botola Pro rankings with 23 points, Raja de Casablanca is far from its usual standards. However, with a clear strategy and targeted reinforcements, the club could turn things around and get back on the path to success. The next few days therefore promise to be decisive for the future of this emblematic team.
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