Is the Royal Moroccan Football Federation going to support the Kenitra Club by providing a stadium in Rabat and financial compensation after the closure of its municipal ground?
The municipal stadium in Kenitra has entered the final demolition phase of its stands, meaning it will be completely closed in the near future to complete reconstruction and rehabilitation works according to the approved standards. This project aims to restore the sports infrastructure in the city.
This development imposes a new reality on Kenitra Club, which will find itself compelled to play its matches away from home during a sensitive time in the sports season, especially as the team is competing fiercely for promotion to the first professional division.
In this context, attention is turning to the Royal Moroccan Football Federation to intervene and enable Kenitra Club to use one of the stadiums in the capital, Rabat, for its official matches. This would ensure the continuity of competition in acceptable organizational and technical conditions and spare the team the hassle of traveling to distant cities.
Moreover, the federation is expected to consider financial support to compensate the club for losses associated with depriving it of its fans, who have been a crucial element in the team’s revenues and moral support at the municipal stadium in Kenitra. This is a measure the federation has previously adopted in similar cases when stadiums of other clubs were closed for renovations or reconstruction.
The members of Kenitra Club agree that accompanying this transitional phase with clear institutional support is necessary, not only to ensure equal opportunities but also to maintain the team’s stability and continue its season with complete ambitions, awaiting the revival of its historic stadium in a new form.
