Nasreddine Nabi requests Wydad Casablanca training camp during international break

Wydad Casablanca coach Nasreddine Nabi has asked the club’s management to organise a closed training camp during the November international break as he looks to strengthen the team ahead of the resumption of Morocco’s Botola Pro.

The Tunisian tactician wants to use the break to address weaknesses exposed in recent matches, improve the team’s tactical organisation and build greater understanding among his players.

Nabi also hopes the additional preparation will help raise the squad’s fitness and overall readiness as Wydad seek to return to the title race.

The request comes after a mixed start to his tenure at the Casablanca club, with the coach keen to establish greater consistency in the team’s performances.

Nabi seeks to address Wydad’s weaknesses

The proposed training camp would give Nabi an opportunity to work more closely with his players away from competitive action.

The former coach wants to concentrate on technical and tactical improvements while strengthening the cohesion of the squad.

He believes the international break provides an important opportunity to correct the shortcomings identified in recent matches and prepare the team for a stronger second phase of the campaign.

However, the proposed camp will depend on approval from the club’s management.

First defeat raises questions about Wydad’s progress

Wydad appointed Nabi during the final week of October, with the Tunisian replacing Portuguese coach Paulo Sergio Brito.

The club’s officials are counting on his experience to help restore positive results and improve the team’s competitiveness in the Moroccan top flight.

Nabi has overseen three official matches since taking charge, recording two victories against Ittihad Touarga and Moghreb Tetouan before suffering his first defeat last Saturday against league leaders Kawkab Marrakech.

The 2-1 loss ended his winning start and highlighted the work still required to bring greater stability to the team.

Wydad target stronger return to title race

Nabi hopes the proposed training camp will help Wydad overcome their recent difficulties and return to competitive action in better condition.

With the Moroccan league currently on hold for the November international break, the Tunisian coach wants to make the most of the available time to strengthen his squad.

The objective is to ensure Wydad are better prepared when the Botola Pro resumes and can mount a stronger challenge for the championship title.