64 members call for the dismissal of Raja Club's board and opening club files

The crisis at Raja Club has entered a new phase of escalation, as 64 club members have called for the resignation of the current board during a meeting held in Casablanca to discuss the conditions the team is facing and its future in the upcoming phase.

The meeting discussed several files related to the management of the club, amid rising questions about the decisions made on both the sporting and administrative levels, and their impact on the progress of Raja Club.

Members have outlined a set of demands for the board to address, including an urgent meeting to provide comprehensive clarifications regarding the sporting, administrative, and institutional situations, as well as revealing a clear plan to deal with the current crisis.

In a further escalation, the attendees called for the resignation of the board during the next general assembly, paving the way for a new phase in managing the affairs of the club and reorganizing its situation in line with the aspirations of its members and supporters.

They called for a comprehensive review of the sports file, including the transfers made by the club, the technical and administrative choices, as well as financial management methods, with the aim of identifying shortcomings and determining responsibilities related to the current situation.

These moves come at a time when Raja Club is facing increasing pressure due to dissatisfaction with the current management, amid anticipation of the board's stance on the demands announced by the members, and whether this will lead to changes in the club's management structure in the upcoming period.