The management style angers the fans of Kawkab.
The summer heat in the city of Marrakech was not limited to the significant rise in temperatures, but extended to the surroundings of the Kawkab Marrakech Club, which is experiencing a state of fan unrest due to the management of the team, just a few days before the preparations for the new football season begin.
Tensions have begun to overshadow the club's management office, amid rising anger from Kawkab fans over several administrative decisions that have sparked much controversy, becoming the main headlines for the team during the summer transfer period.
"Hesport" learned from an informed source that the discontent has spread from the fans to some members of the management office, prompting club president Idriss Hanifa to travel today, Saturday, from Tangier, where he resides, to Marrakech, in an attempt to contain the crisis and hold a series of meetings with various parties to restore calm to the team's environment.
The situation was exacerbated by the national coach Reda Hakim's withdrawal from accepting the task of coaching Kawkab Marrakech, just a few days after his appointment, justifying his decision by the campaign he faced on social media, which rejected any changes to the team's technical staff.
Kawkab Marrakech had finished last season in tenth place in the professional league with 36 points, under the leadership of coach Hicham Dmiri, while fans aspire for the club to overcome its current crisis and build a team capable of delivering a better season.
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