Al-Fath's Search for a New Coach
The management of Al-Fath Rabat has compiled a shortlist featuring prominent coaching candidates to succeed Saïd Chiba, who is poised to leave the capital club. Among the names on the list are Abdel Salam Benjloun and Nabil Baha, both of whom will compete against French coach Patrice Beaumelle, a former assistant to Hervé Renard with the Moroccan national team. Beaumelle's most recent coaching role was with Tunisian club Esperance.
Abdel Salam Benjloun has been selected due to his rising profile in the national coaching arena, having achieved remarkable success by leading Wydad Temara to a historic promotion to the top tier. His accomplishments align perfectly with Al-Fath's sporting project, making him a suitable candidate for the role.
Nabil Baha, the current coach of the national under-16 team, emerges as a strong strategic option due to his extensive experience in youth development. His success last year in guiding the under-17 team to victory in the African Cup adds to his credentials, making him a compelling choice for Al-Fath as they look to build a successful future.
As reported by ahdath.info.
