Moroccan Football Club Maghreb Tetouan Unveils New Coaching Staff

Moroccan football club Maghreb Tetouan has officially announced its new technical staff, led by Brahim Groundi as the head coach. The team's management revealed the new coaching staff on Saturday, November 14, 2026, as a replacement for Amin Al Karma, who recently joined Maghreb Fes. The new technical staff includes Groundi, assisted by Mourad Moulay Hassan and Mohamed Kahl.

The coaching staff also features Aymen Hayouni and Rachid Moussaoui as first and second fitness coaches, respectively. Additionally, Mohamed Zinebi has been appointed as the goalkeeper coach, while Amin Ashab will serve as the video analyst. The club expressed its best wishes to the new technical staff, emphasizing the importance of working diligently to achieve the team's objectives and meet the expectations of its loyal fans.

This development comes after a series of changes in the Moroccan football scene. Recently, the Disciplinary Committee of the Professional Football League imposed a one-match suspension on two players from the Moroccan sports club, Kawkab Marrakech, following an altercation after a match against Wydad.

The players, goalkeeper Amin Waad and defender Hamza Ismaili, were also fined 10,000 dirhams each. The incident highlights the ongoing efforts to maintain discipline and fair play in Moroccan football. Meanwhile, Moroccan international Achraf Hakimi emphasized the importance of teamwork and winning collective titles, stating that individual awards are secondary to achieving continental and global championships.

In other news, Moroccan goalkeeper Yassine Bounou celebrated his 100th international appearance with a win against Niger, expressing his pride and happiness at achieving this milestone in front of the team's fans at the Mohammed V Sports Complex.

The Moroccan parliament recently approved the first part of the 2027 financial law project, with 179 lawmakers voting in favor and 126 opposing it. The project aims to promote economic growth and development in the country. Additionally, Minister of Economy and Finance, Fouzi Lekjaa, vowed to eliminate the chaos of mediation and combat rent-seeking by ending the license system and opening up various activities to everyone on a level playing field.

These developments reflect the ongoing efforts to promote stability and growth in various sectors, including sports and finance. As the new coaching staff takes charge of Maghreb Tetouan, fans will be eagerly watching to see how the team performs under their leadership.

Key points

• Maghreb Tetouan unveils new coaching staff led by Brahim Groundi
• Moroccan football club takes steps to promote teamwork and fair play
• Various developments in Moroccan sports and finance sectors reflect ongoing efforts to promote growth and stability