Togo’s national football team could travel to Morocco for two friendly matches during the March 2026 international window, amid uncertainty over their managerial position.
The Togolese Football Federation (FTF) has not officially confirmed the training camp or the identities of the opponents, but Morocco is reportedly the preferred location for the squad’s preparation.
The North African kingdom has become a central hub for African football, offering facilities suitable for international teams.
The preparation comes at a time of major technical transition for the Hawks of Togo. Following the dismissal of former coach Nibombé Daré, the national team is currently without a manager.
Several names have been suggested in the media as potential replacements, including Hubert Velud, Jean-Michel Cavalli, and Olivier Guegan, all seen as candidates to lead a team seeking a fresh start.
“The situation is delicate, but we are working to ensure the team is ready for the international window,” a source close to the federation reportedly said, though the FTF has maintained an official silence.
Fans are awaiting an official announcement regarding the squad’s schedule and the appointment of a new coach.
The March window represents Togo’s first international fixtures of the year, making clarity on the preparations particularly important for supporters and players alike.
The Hawks’ potential camp in Morocco would allow the team to focus on tactical work and player evaluation in a controlled environment, even as the coaching situation remains unresolved.
With the federation yet to confirm details, speculation continues over the team’s strategy and leadership ahead of the upcoming matches.
For now, supporters are left anticipating both confirmation of the Morocco camp and the identity of the new national team coach, which will shape the Hawks’ preparations for 2026.
