Wydad Athletic Club head coach Rulani Mokwena and his coaching staff are reportedly said to have conducted a meeting with the players in preparation for the four remaining matches in the Botola Pro League.
Wydad are intensely striving for favorable outcomes to secure a second-place finish in the league standings and thus qualify for the next season's CAF Champions League edition.
Mokwena and his players are experiencing significant pressure, as the club's supporters and management expect nothing less than positive outcomes from all the remaining matches.
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The Red Castle have drawn five league matches in a row and were eliminated from the Moroccan Throne Cup, a situation that led to the South African tactician being allowed to remain with the team only until the end of the season.
According to LesiteInfo, Mokwena and his technical team convened a meeting with the players where they emphasized the necessity of not giving up until the campaign shuts.
The report has highlighted that the 38-year-old mentor encouraged the Red Castle players to put forth their utmost effort and win all the games to possibly book a place in the Champions League.
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Although he is now set to leave the club, Mokwena remains optimistic that he can alter the team's fortunes and persuade management to grant him the opportunity, as he is eager to guide the team in the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup.
Wydad, who are currently in third place on the Botola Pro 1 table, four points behind the second-placed AS FAR Rabat, are preparing to face off against Olympic Club Safi, who are eighth in the league standings.
