A supporter of the army needs care in Pretoria.

"Hasport" learned from an informed source that the Moroccan fan who fell from the stands during the match between Mamelodi Sundowns and the Royal Army, yesterday Sunday, in the first leg of the African Champions League final, is in critical condition at a hospital in Pretoria, after suffering serious injuries and fractures that required him to be placed under close medical observation.

According to available information, the fan, known among the "military fans" for his continuous support of the team both inside and outside Morocco for years, is suffering from multiple fractures in the rib cage, shoulder, hand, and arm, in addition to scattered injuries throughout his body, with confirmations of his need for urgent surgical interventions as soon as possible.

Some Royal Army fans, in communication with "Hasport," have called on the Moroccan embassy and consulate in South Africa to urgently intervene to monitor the health condition of the injured fan and provide him with the necessary support, considering that this is a "humanitarian and ethical duty" towards a Moroccan citizen who traveled to support his team in this continental match.

Several supporters who accompanied the team to South Africa confirmed that the incident left a state of shock among the military fans, especially in light of the difficult conditions the supporters experienced during the match, also demanding that the Royal Army management take action to support the injured fan and coordinate with the relevant authorities to ensure his treatment and safe return to Morocco.

The supporters of the Royal Army Club are awaiting updates on the health condition of the injured fan, amidst a wave of solidarity on social media platforms, where many supporters expressed their hope for the various concerned parties to respond to the ongoing calls for providing the necessary support and care for him.