Curva Sud blame Ziyate's office for Raja Club crisis and address demands to fans

The supporting stand of Raja Club, 'Curva Sud', has intensified its stance against the previous board led by Ziyat, holding it fully responsible for the current situation of the team, and directing sharp criticisms at the management of sports files, especially the choice of the former sporting director and the transfer management during last season.

The 'Curva Sud', which includes the 'Eagles' and 'Green Boys', issued a statement following the transfer window, outlining the repercussions of what it described as hasty and random sporting decisions, confirming that the effects of the previous management extended into the current transfer market.

The Raja Club's management has explained that the club has found itself unable to release several players, which has affected, according to the statement, its ability to sign new elements to fill the gaps, in addition to resorting to avoiding the termination of some contracts.

The 'Curva Sud' has stated that this situation reflects what it described as 'managerial confusion', pointing out that Raja Club fans were the ones who bore the consequences of those choices, holding the office of Ziyat and those with him 'fully responsible' for the decisions that led the club to its current state.

The 'Curva Sud' confirmed that Raja Club wasted precious time and paid the price for mistakes that could have been avoided by adopting a clear vision, precise standards, and a sports project based on planning, instead of making ad-hoc decisions.

In contrast, the supporting factions have announced their continued support for the overall idea of the sports project this season, despite some questions being raised regarding several choices, particularly the quality of the names that have been contracted to strengthen the positions that are suffering from shortages.

The statement emphasized that the true criterion for judging signings will remain what the team delivers on the pitch, clarifying that the evaluation should be based on performance and achievement, not on speeches and promises.

In the subscription card file, the 'Curva Sud' has requested to keep the same price as last season, with a unified subscription fee for all uncovered areas of the stands, without discrimination between the team's fans.

The Raja Club's stands concluded their statement by emphasizing that the fans "are not responsible for management errors," rejecting the idea of holding them accountable for the costs of decisions made during the last season, before sending a decisive message that stated:

"Those who bear the responsibility for decisions must also bear the consequences from their own pockets, rather than passing the costs onto the stands."