King Mohammed VI congratulates AS FAR after winning third CAF Women’s Champions League title

King Mohammed VI has congratulated AS FAR Women following their triumph in the 2026 CAF Women’s Champions League, which was hosted by Egypt.

The Moroccan monarch sent a message to the players and other members of the club after they secured the continental title, praising their achievement and their contribution to Moroccan women’s football.

In his message, the King said: “And yet, we are pleased to extend to you our warmest congratulations on the occasion of your coronation with the 2026 Women’s African Champions League Cup, whose competitions were hosted by our sister country, Egypt”.

King praises AS FAR’s continental success

King Mohammed VI also expressed pride in the club’s latest achievement, highlighting its significance for Moroccan football.

He said: “On this happy occasion, we would like to express our deep pride in this second consecutive African football achievement and the third of its kind for your esteemed club, appreciating the efforts of all its components, including players, managers, technical and administrative staff, and praising the technical qualifications, sportsmanship and high competitiveness they have demonstrated, through which they have confirmed the strong and pioneering presence of Moroccan clubs at the continental level”.

The King also acknowledged the contributions of the players, management and technical and administrative staff in securing the title.

Best wishes for more success

In the closing part of his message, King Mohammed VI extended his congratulations to everyone associated with the team, including its supporters.

He said: “As we renew our congratulations and blessings to all components of the team and its fans on this honorable title for national women’s football and for Moroccan sports in general, we pray to God for more successes and titles in various continental and international forums, including our abundant sympathy and sublime satisfaction”.

The triumph marks AS FAR’s second consecutive CAF Women’s Champions League title and their third overall.