The Royal Army Club will have the services of its player Mohsen Bourika back for the anticipated match against Pyramids, scheduled for March 13, as part of the first leg of the CAF Champions League quarter-finals, after he recovered from the injury he sustained in the team's match against JS Kabylie.

The medical team has given the player the green light to resume training, paving the way for his inclusion in the continental match squad, in a move that enhances the coach's tactical options ahead of this crucial event.

On the other hand, Bourika will miss the team's match against Wydad Athletic Club, scheduled for next Wednesday at the Mohammed V Complex Stadium, as part of the postponed ninth round of the professional league, due to his need for more time to fully regain his physical fitness.

At the goalkeeping level, there are doubts about the possibility of goalkeeper Reda Tagnaouti participating in the Wydad match, following a shoulder injury he sustained during the encounter with Ittihad Touarga in the thirteenth round of the league.

The Royal Army team secured a 3-0 victory over the Meknassi Club in the match held at the Prince Moulay Abdellah Sports Complex in Rabat, as part of the fourteenth round, allowing the team to continue its positive results ahead of upcoming challenges.