The Royal Army qualifies for the quarter-finals of the African Champions League and strengthens its coffers

The Royal Army Club achieved a historic achievement by qualifying for the quarter-finals of the African Champions League after tying with Raja Athletic Club in the fifth round of the group stage, ensuring its place among the top 8 teams in the competition for the first time since 1988.

The Royal Army revived its coffers with significant financial gains as a result of its qualification to the quarter-finals, where the club will receive $900,000 from the Confederation of African Football (CAF), in addition to an additional $100,000. From the Queen's Football University in the framework of supporting Moroccan clubs participating in continental competitions.

The Royal Army did not suffer any loss in the group stage this season, as it achieved two victories and three draws. Out of 5 matches, it won 9 points and leads Group Two in the African Champions League. Sun Downs comes in second place with 8 points, while Raja Athletic ranks third with 5 points, and Manyema is at the bottom of the standings with 3 points. Points.

By qualifying for the quarter-finals, the Royal Army continues to write a new page in its football history, benefiting from financial gains and great appreciation at the continental level.