National Coach Resigns After Short Tenure
In a surprising turn of events, national coach Reda Hakem has announced his resignation from the technical management of Kawkab Marrakech just days after his appointment. This decision comes as a result of various pressures and a challenging atmosphere surrounding his return to the club. In a statement released through his personal social media account, Hakem expressed that his choice to step down was made after careful consideration and discussions with his family. He cited the negative reactions he faced on social media and the overall resistance to his leadership as significant factors influencing his decision.
Hakem stressed that his primary concern is the welfare of the club, indicating that he wishes to work in a calm and positive environment. He expressed gratitude to the club's president, Idriss Hanifa, for understanding his position and conveyed his best wishes for Kawkab Marrakech in the upcoming sports season.
Background of the Coaching Changes
This resignation follows a series of changes in the club’s coaching staff over recent months. Hakem had previously led Kawkab Marrakech to ascend to the first professional division last season but was dismissed and replaced by Rachid Taoussi. Subsequently, Hicham Dmiri took over the reins and successfully secured the team's place in the top league before his contract expired without an agreement for renewal. Despite the club's management attempting to bring Hakem back, this move sparked a wave of criticism among fans and observers who felt the club was relying on the same familiar options. Consequently, Hakem's return was short-lived, culminating in his resignation before the new season officially commenced.
As reported by hespress.com.
