It has reportedly been revealed why Wydad Casablanca are yet to announce their decision on head coach Rulani Mokwena.
Reports in Morocco this week claimed that Casablanca-based outfit are set to part ways with the South African coach following Wednesday's 1-1 draw with OC Safi.
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The result was Wydad's sixth successive draw in the Botola Pro League, which has left the side in third spot and six points behind the final CAF Champions League spot with three matches to play.
According to Moroccan publication Sit Anf, club president Hicham Ait Mena and Mokwena have reached an verbal agreement over the coach's departure.
However, the report adds that full agreement has not been reached with regards to compensation for Mokwena and his technical team, who will also be leaving.
Mokwena did reveal on Wednesday that he would accept any outcome from the club president.
"I'll accept any decision regarding my future, and whatever the decisions are, I'll always love Wydad because this club has made me so attached to it," he said, as per Kooora.
"We've dropped a lot of points recently. Our situation could have been better. I can't explain some of the results because we deserved to win some of them."
Meanwhile, Amine Benhachem is reportedly set to take over the Wydad first team for the rest of the season as the club look for a new coach.