Fearing of potential injuries
Wydad club will compete over all titles
Head Coach of Wydad club Hussein Amotta
Casablanca - Mohamed Yousuf
Head coach of Wydad Athletic Club Hussein Amotta asserted that the red team will compete over the Moroccan League title this season, saying that the players gradually began to understand his technique of playing.
Amotta said in an interview with Arabs Today that he is satisfied with the structure of Wydad but he expressed his fear of potential injury of some important players which may affect the team. Regarding the case of Ismail al-Haddad, the Red team coach said that he will return to play with the team in week 17 of the league.
Amotta had started his leadership of Wydad with an important victory over Olympique Khouribga 4-1 in the week 16. WAC is currently on the top of Moroccan league's table with 33 points.
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