The management of Raja Club Athletic has made the decision to part ways with Tunisian coach Lasad Jardi, marking the first sacking in the professional league this season, following a draw against the Royal Army in the second round. This decision came just two rounds into the competition.

The club's management viewed the lackluster performance displayed by the team in the classic match, which could have ended in defeat were it not for controversial refereeing interventions, as a warning signal requiring urgent action, prompting the management to take the step of making a change.

Reports revealed that French sports director Sébastien Sumaqal played a key role in this decision after submitting a technical report recommending the need for a swift change at the technical leadership level to avoid repeating last season's scenario with Portuguese Ricardo Sabinto.

In a related context, Raja's management has begun contacting three foreign coaches, two of whom have previously experienced the professional league, with an announcement about the new coach expected in the coming hours.

Reports indicate that this sacking reflects the club's desire to reorganize early, amid fan anger over the unconvincing start, while it is noted that Jardi has officially become the first coach to leave the bench in the league this season.

Interestingly, local rivals Wydad Athletic Club are also experiencing a similar situation, as they begin searching for a replacement for coach Mohamed Amin Ben Hashem, indicating a heated phase in the Moroccan league characterized by early changes.