Wydad Casablanca: Nasser Eddine Nabi calls for a closed training camp to correct the course during the international break

Wydad Casablanca's coach Nasreddine Nabi has requested the club's management to organize a closed training camp during the current international break, aiming to reorganize the technical aspects and address the imbalances that have appeared in recent matches.

The Tunisian coach aims to capitalize on this period to intensify work on technical and tactical aspects, enhance cohesion within the group, and improve the physical and mental readiness of the players in preparation for the resumption of the professional league and a strong return to the title race.

It is reported that the management of Wydad Casablanca had signed Nasreddine Nabi in the last week of October to lead the first team, replacing Portuguese Paulo Sérgio Brito, in a bet on his experience to bring the club back to winning ways.

Nabi has led Wydad Casablanca in three official matches, achieving two victories against Union Touarga Sportif and Moghreb Atlético Tétouan, before suffering his first defeat last Saturday against league leaders Kawkab Marrakech. This result has once again highlighted the need for the team to seek greater stability and technical improvement.

The Tunisian coach is awaiting the club's management approval on his request regarding the closed training camp, relying on it to be a decisive stage for correcting the course and optimally preparing the team for the crucial phase of local competitions.