MOROCCO: SOLE CANDIDATE, FOUZI LEKJAA ELECTED HEAD OF THE FOOTBALL FEDERATION

Fouzi Lekjaa has been elected as the head of the Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) after a period of uncertainty and procrastination. His election comes at a crucial time, just a month before the organization of the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations (CAN), which Morocco is hosting. Lekjaa’s immediate challenge will be to address the recent months of crisis, including the cancellation by FIFA of the elective congress in November 2013.

Lekjaa, who succeeds Ali Fassi Fihri, faces pressing issues, notably resolving the prolonged matter of the Atlas Lions coach. In expressing his ambitions on the FRMF website, Lekjaa emphasized the importance of meeting the challenges facing Moroccan football. He highlighted priorities such as ensuring the national team’s preparation for the upcoming African Cup and addressing institutional aspects, including the finalization of texts related to professional and amateur leagues.

Lekjaa also outlined plans for restructuring the federation, clubs, and leagues to inject new energy and effectively tackle future challenges. His election signifies a new chapter for Moroccan football, with a focus on revitalization and long-term prospects.

For those interested, the provided YouTube link likely offers further insights into Lekjaa’s vision and plans for Moroccan football.