Wydad Appeals to League to Lift Transfer Ban

Wydad Casablanca's board has moved to end the transfer ban crisis by sending an official letter to the National Professional Football League, requesting urgent intervention to find a solution that allows the team to register its new players.

Wydad's management, led by Ibrahim Al-Asiri, has confirmed its readiness to provide the necessary guarantees to resolve outstanding financial issues, committing to pay the dues in installments as soon as the anticipated revenues enter the club's treasury.

The current administration is working on resolving a number of financial and legal issues inherited from the previous board, primarily the disputes that led to a transfer ban, which includes six cases currently presented to FIFA.

Debt Exceeds 1.1 Billion Dirhams A significant financial burden looms as debts surpass 1.1 billion dirhams.

Wydad Casablanca's management is facing a difficult financial situation as the club's debts have reportedly surpassed 1.1 billion dirhams. This makes resolving disputes and lifting the ban on transfers a top priority during this critical period.

The management of Ibrahim Al-Asiri is seeking a way to find a legal solution that allows the club to settle its legal status before the transfer window closes, enabling it to register the players it has signed during the summer transfer period and complete its preparations for the new season.

The board hopes to reach a consensus that will help address the outstanding issues, especially since the ongoing ban presents the team with additional challenges, given its need to strengthen the squad before the competitions begin.