Payment crisis freezes future of Wydad Casablanca players on the transfer list

Several Wydad Casablanca players on the departure list are facing uncertainty at the club due to ongoing disputes over their financial entitlements and the inability to reach a final agreement regarding their future with the team.

Players continue their training away from the first group, alternating between strength training sessions and participating in the youth team's training sessions. Meanwhile, the club's management has not yet been able to find a final solution to settle their files.

According to what was reported by the newspaper "As-Sabah", players are demanding Wydad Casablanca's management to pay their outstanding financial dues, along with terminating their contracts. However, their attempts to reach a responsible person capable of resolving these issues have not yet yielded final results.

In an attempt to find a way out of the current situation, some players suggested to Wydad Casablanca's management to loan them to other clubs in the national first division, instead of ending their association with the club. However, these proposals did not find their way to implementation due to the current officials' inability to respond to them.

With the ongoing state of uncertainty, some players have resorted to using judicial commissioners to prepare inspection reports documenting their situation within the club, particularly regarding training conditions and their commitment to attendance, despite being excluded from the first group.

This comes as players reaffirm their commitment to the contracts binding them to Wydad Casablanca, despite not participating in the first team's training.

Players have contacted General Manager Youssef Dabbagh and Sporting Director Salah Eddine Saidi, but the officials informed them, according to the same newspaper, that they are unable to provide final solutions to these issues, explaining that the decision remains the prerogative of the club president Ibrahim Al-Asri.

In contrast, the players have not yet approached the disputes room of the Royal Moroccan Football Federation, preferring to avoid taking a step that could have repercussions for the club, especially regarding the possibility of being prevented from registering new players.

The future of players excluded from the technical staff's plans remains uncertain, pending a financial and legal settlement to resolve their current situation, whether by terminating their contracts with Wydad Casablanca or opening the door for their transfer to other clubs.