A reliable source from within the Moroccan national football team has denied the authenticity of statements attributed to head coach Walid Regragui, which have been widely circulated on local and international platforms. The source confirmed that these statements are baseless fabrications.
Speaking exclusively to Hesport, the source clarified that Regragui has not spoken to the media since the press conference following Morocco’s match against Niger. He emphasized that any claims suggesting otherwise are entirely false.
Several local and foreign pages had attributed remarks to the national coach, alleging that he was frustrated with unwarranted criticism despite the team’s positive results. The fabricated statements suggested that Regragui was perplexed by the ongoing doubts about his work, given Morocco’s top ranking in the CAF standings and its improvement in the FIFA world rankings.
The disputed comments also claimed that Regragui questioned why there was pressure for him to leave, despite the national team’s consistent victories and having suffered only one defeat in an entire year.
This clarification comes as the Moroccan squad prepares for its upcoming World Cup 2026 qualifier against Tanzania on Tuesday, as part of the sixth round of the qualifiers
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