Walid Regragui is no longer the head coach of the Moroccan national team, with an official announcement from the Royal Moroccan Football Federation expected in the coming days.
Sources indicate that a release has been scheduled to formally confirm the decision, bringing an end to Regragui’s tenure at the helm of the Atlas Lions. While the federation is yet to release a detailed statement, the separation is understood to be final.
Regragui’s time in charge will be remembered for its historic highs. He guided Morocco to an unprecedented semi final finish at the FIFA World Cup, becoming the first African and Arab nation to reach that stage of the tournament. The achievement elevated both his profile and that of Moroccan football on the global stage.
Appointed in 2022, Regragui brought tactical discipline, emotional intensity and a strong connection with his squad. Under his leadership, Morocco combined defensive resilience with sharp transitions, earning respect from some of the world’s most established football nations.
For Regragui, the departure closes a significant chapter in a career that has already delivered one of African football’s proudest moments. For Morocco, it signals the start of another transition, one shaped by the legacy he leaves behind and the standards he helped set.
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