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Nigeria missing as 23 African coaches get CAF A License training staged in Morocco
By Wale Mustapha
23 football coaches drawn from African countries have benefitted from five-day CAF A License training organized by the Royal Moroccan Football Federation.
The first module of the training, organized by the Morocco National Technical Directorate for selected African football coaches ended on Friday, May 12.
In June 2022, Nigerian was also absence when the governing body of African football, hosted 23 of the best managers on the continent in the final module of the inaugural CAF Pro License coaching diploma in Rabat.
The programme which started on May 8, at the Mohammed VI Football Complex, brought together twenty-three coaches of different nationalities including thirteen former Moroccan internationals.
The training exercise was part of the technical support offered and supervised by the DTN to Confederation of African Football, CAF member associations in strategic partnership with the RMFF.
The coaches selected for the training are National team, professional football club and local youth team coaches, who did well in the last B FAST TRACK exams organized for ex-Moroccan footballers in addition to coaches from Zambia, Liberia, Chad, Burkina Faso, Ethiopia and Senegal with Nigeria missing out as one of the participating countries.
Certificates were issued to the participating coaches at the end of the five day training exercise which made a certified CAF A license coaches.
Source: RMFF website
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