Wydad youngster Chamss Eddine El Allaly undergoes surgery after suffering three facial fractures

Wydad Athletic Club youngster Chamss Eddine El Allalyhas undergone successful surgery after suffering three facial fractures during a friendly match against Difaa El Hassani El Jadidi.

According to a source, the injury required three stages of surgical intervention, all of which were completed successfully.

The operations were carried out without any reported complications, providing relief within the Wydad camp.

Al-Alali faces two weeks away from group training

The young defender is expected to miss Wydad’s group training sessions for up to two weeks before gradually returning to the squad.

His recovery will depend on his health progress and response to a rehabilitation programme under the supervision of the club’s medical staff.

The injury is a setback for Chamss Eddine, the son of former Moroccan international Radwan Al-Alali, who had been hoping to use the current period to demonstrate his abilities and secure a place in the first-team plans.

He will now have to put his development on hold temporarily as he focuses on recovering his fitness.

Wydad’s medical team is expected to monitor his rehabilitation closely and avoid rushing his return to prevent further complications.

Kawkab Marrakech duo suspended after altercation

Meanwhile, the Disciplinary Committee of the National Professional Football League has handed suspensions and fines to two Kawkab Marrakech players following an altercation after their match against Wydad.

The committee suspended Amin Al-Waad and Hamza Al-Ismaili for one match each and fined both players 10,000 Moroccan dirhams.

The incident occurred after the final whistle of the seventh-round encounter, which Kawkab Marrakech won 2-1.

Kawkab maintain position at the top

The victory strengthened Kawkab Marrakech’s position at the top of the Moroccan Professional League standings, with the club on 16 points.

They hold a two-point advantage over Wydad, who are third with 14 points, while Meknassi occupy second place on the same number of points as Wydad.

The suspensions present an additional challenge for Kawkab as they look to maintain their lead and continue their positive run in the competition.

Wydad, meanwhile, will be monitoring Chamss Eddine’s recovery as they seek to close the gap on the teams above them.