The Confederation of African Football’s Disciplinary Committee suspended the national coach Mustapha Hadji from engaging in any sporting activity related to football for a period of five years.
CAF said that Hadji was suspended after the charge of forging the A training license, in application of Article 135 of the Disciplinary Law within the body responsible for football in the African continent.
Additionally, the Royal Moroccan Football Federation’s general secretary dismissed Hadji from his position last August, without prior notice or compensation, noting that the assistant coach of the Atlas Lions was absent for 4 days without giving a justification.
Sources from within the Federation stated in a previous statement to Hesport, that the Football League wanted to terminate Hadji’s contract by mutual consent during the meeting that was scheduled between the two parties last Friday, but his failure to attend made officials apply the immediate dismissal rule.
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