Vahid Halilhodzic in Morocco is highly contested. The Royal Moroccan Football Federation intends to dismiss the Franco Bosnian technician within the next hours or days. He should be replaced by… Walid Regragui, the coach of Wydad.
Vahid Halilhodzic sits on an ejection seat. Recently, the Royal Moroccan Football Federation has confirmed Vahid Halilhodzic to be the head of Atlas lions Many rumors had him leaving, but the Franco-Bosnian technician shouldn’t be gone. According Foot MercatoThe FRMF plans to thank Vahid for appointing a new coach to lead the Moroccan selection in the coming hours or days. And the latter could most likely be … Walid Regragui, the strongman of Wydad.
The 46-year old Moroccan technician had, during a recent outing left the door open for his club to leave. “When you win Botola and the Champions League, and you fight for qualification to the semi-finals for the Throne Cup’s Throne Cup, it is important to realize that this course will be difficult to repeat next season. . Wydad wants a new coach who will give him energy and motivation. And as I always said Wydad is bigger than Regragui”He told Arryadia, the Moroccan media, that he agreed. Next stop, the Atlas Lions. Everything points to it.
Coach Vahid was already fired twice prior to a World Cup
Vahid Halilhodzic would be dismissed before the World Cup in the event of his departure. It’s a sad number that seems like a curse. On the eve the 2018 World Cup in Russia, the former coach of Lille (and PSG) had already been fired from his position of Japan coach. He was the one who led the Japanese team to qualification, and he had been appointed the head of the Samouraii Blue. However, his poor performance in pre-tournament matches, and his volcanic character, which was contested by several team executives led to the Japanese federation to terminate his association with him.
It was a great disappointment Coach Vahid He had lived eighteen years earlier. Indeed in 2010, then at the head of Côte d’Ivoire, he was also ousted just before participating in a final phase of a World Cup. He then paid the price for the failure to qualify the Elephants for CAN 2010. Favorites, Didier Droga’s teammates were eliminated by Algeria in the quarter-finals (3-2).
Source: sportnewsafrica
