The Moroccan Professional Football League has issued a reminder to national clubs, stressing the need to immediately comply with sending their monthly social reports within the specified deadlines. The reports must include complete wage statements for professional players, technical and medical staff salaries, and administrative employee salaries. The league emphasized that providing bank documents proving payment and financial clearance must be done according to specific criteria set by the Club Financial Monitoring Committee.
The league's warning comes after noticing that most clubs have not adhered to the content of previous messages. The reports are essential for the league to monitor the financial situation of clubs and ensure compliance with regulations. Clubs that fail to submit their reports on time risk facing penalties, including a ban on making new signings during the upcoming winter transfer window.
The Moroccan Professional Football League has taken a firm stance on enforcing regulations, following concerns over the financial management of clubs. The league's move aims to promote transparency and accountability among clubs, ensuring a level playing field for all teams. By submitting their reports on time, clubs can avoid potential sanctions and focus on their performance on the pitch.
Meanwhile, Raja Club Athletic's Adam Nafati has suffered a new injury setback, which will keep him out of the team's upcoming match against Maghreb Fes. Nafati's injury is a blow to the team, as he had only recently recovered from a previous injury and returned to group training. His absence will be felt by the team, which is looking to secure a positive result in the league.
In other news, the Royal Moroccan Football Federation has announced the appointment of French coach Eric Blahitech as the new coach of the women's national team. Blahitech brings extensive experience in women's football, having worked as an assistant coach for the French women's team. His appointment is expected to boost the team's performance and help them achieve their goals.
Raja Club Athletic's management has confirmed that the team will travel to Nigeria on October 16 to face El Kanemi Warriors in the second preliminary round of the Confederation Cup. The team will be looking to secure a positive result in the away match, which will be played at the Ikenne-Remo Stars stadium.
The National Association of Media and Publishers has announced that its members will waive their compensation for serving on the National Press Council, except for the council's president. The move is seen as a demonstration of the association's commitment to serving the public interest and promoting the profession.
Key points
- Moroccan Professional Football League warns clubs to submit monthly social reports on time or face transfer ban
- Raja Club Athletic's Adam Nafati suffers new injury setback
- French coach Eric Blahitech appointed as new coach of Moroccan women's national team
