Obstacles overcome: former Kaizer Chiefs coach flies to Morocco for a new contract

Former Kaizer Chiefs head coach Nasreddine Nabi will arrive in Morocco on Wednesday to complete the formalities of his contract with Wydad Athletic.

Details: According to sports outlet FARPost, the Moroccan giants’ management has successfully resolved all disagreements and removed the final formal hurdles standing in the way of appointing the 61-year-old Tunisian coach following Paulo Sergio’s resignation. If the legal department registers the contract documents in time, the new boss will take his place on the bench as early as Saturday’s national championship clash with Union Touarga.

The Casablanca club’s hierarchy expects the Tunisian’s wealth of experience to help stabilize the team’s performances in the domestic Botola Pro championship as quickly as possible. Nabi is known for his high demands regarding tactical discipline and his ability to build a balanced style of football in a short period, qualities that are particularly important for a team reeling from a series of recent setbacks.

It is worth noting that Nasreddine Nabi enjoys considerable standing in the Moroccan championship, having previously coached the capital club AS FAR Rabat and challenged for the league title. During his distinguished coaching career, the specialist has led leading clubs in Tanzania and the DR Congo to multiple victories, while also overseeing a sporting rebuild at Kaizer Chiefs in South Africa.

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