The management of Hassania Agadir has decided to appoint Algerian coach Bouziane Ben Arabi to temporarily oversee the team's training. This decision follows the departure of Comorian coach Amir Abdou, who left to take charge of the Burkina Faso national team.

This decision came due to time constraints and the team's commitment to two crucial matches this week, the first against Renaissance Berkane as part of the postponed ninth round, and the second against Kawkab Marrakech at the end of the first leg of the professional league.

Bouzien Ben Al-Arabi holds the position of assistant coach in the previous technical staff, which prompted the management to assign him the task of temporary leadership, relying on his knowledge of the team's details and the players' level, until an agreement is reached with a new coach to lead the next phase.

Abdo ended his association with the club after activating the release clause in his contract, following his agreement with the Burkinabe Football Federation to coach the national team.

The Comorian coach has notable experience at the African level, having previously managed the national teams of Mauritania and Comoros, achieving remarkable results with them in continental competitions.