Doubts hover over the possibility of Moroccan international Munir Mohamedi, goalkeeper of Renaissance Berkane, participating in the anticipated match against the Egyptian team Pyramids, as part of the third round of the group stage of the African Champions League.

A well-informed source reported that Mohamedi suffers from an injury sustained during his participation with the Moroccan national team in the recent Africa Cup of Nations finals, held in Morocco between December 21, 2025, and January 18, 2026.

The same source explained that the international goalkeeper underwent precise medical monitoring by the national team's medical staff, while the medical staff of Renaissance Berkane continues its efforts to prepare him physically, hoping he will be ready for the upcoming continental match.

The source indicated that the chances of Mohamedi participating against Pyramids remain limited at the moment, awaiting the final decision to be made by the medical team of the Berkane team regarding his readiness.

Mohamedi's injury has brought back to the forefront the criticisms directed at the Moroccan national team's coach, Walid Regragui, due to the call-up of several players who were not fully physically ready to participate in the Africa Cup of Nations finals, which affected the technical choices during the tournament.

The continental competition witnessed several Moroccan players sustaining various injuries, including Romain Saiss, Sofyan Amrabat, Hamza Ighaman, and Azzedine Ounahi, which intensified the debate about the readiness of some elements before the tournament's start and the recurrence of their injuries during the matches.