Moïne Chaâbani, the Tunisian coach of Renaissance Berkane football club, receives uplifting news before facing Egypt’s Zamalek club.
Osama Al-Maliwi returned to the team’s collective training on Saturday after recovering from an injury that sidelined him for two weeks.
The coaching staff aims to prepare him before the crucial match, the first leg of the African Confederation Cup final scheduled for May 12th at the municipal stadium in Berkane.
With Al-Maliwi’s return, the team’s clinic is now empty with zero injuries after Abdelkarim Baadi and Senegalese player Lamine Kamara joined collective training last week.
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