Wydad are set to announce the departure of Rulani Mokwena in the next few hours following a meeting which took place between him and the club’s president.
According to WydadTime, Mokwena was called to president Hicham Ait Menna’s president where a decision to release him was reached.
This comes on the back of Wydad’s SIXTH successive draw in the Botola Pro 1 against Olympic Safi on Wednesday.
After the game, Mokwena said it was up to the Wydad president to decide his fate, adding that he had already made it clear that he’s leaving at the end of the season.
Now, it seems the club has had enough, and decided that Mokwena is not the right person to finish the season with them.
As things stand, Wydad are placed third on the log, five points behind second-placed AS FAR Rabat with three more games to play.
And Mokwena’s dream of helping Wydad qualify for next season’s CAF Champions League appears gloomy.
He will be replaced by Mohamed Amine Benhachem who will take charge of Wydad until the end of the current season.
“Rulani Mlungisi Mokwena is gone. The South African coach is leaving the club after reaching an amicable agreement with president Hicham Ait Menna,” reads the report.
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