Wydad Casablanca President Gives Paulo Sergio Brito Another Chance After Home Draw

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CASABLANCA, Morocco — Wydad Casablanca president Ibrahim El Asri has opted to maintain Paulo Sergio Brito as head coach for the time being, postponing any decision on the Portuguese manager’s future following the team’s latest home draw.

According to information reported by Le Site Info, citing a source close to the matter, the club’s leadership has decided against an immediate separation, preferring to give the coach another opportunity to improve the team’s performances.

The decision suggests that Wydad’s management is not prepared to make a major technical change based on a single disappointing result.

Wydad Management Prefers to Wait

The same source indicated that El Asri wants any potential dismissal to be based on a sustained run of poor results rather than an isolated setback. The latest draw came after Wydad had secured a victory away from home, a factor reportedly taken into consideration by the club’s president.

For now, Brito remains in charge as the Casablanca club weighs its next steps. His position, however, will continue to attract attention as the team seeks greater consistency in its performances.

The reported decision reflects a more cautious approach from the club’s leadership, which appears keen to assess the broader trajectory of the team before considering a change on the bench.

Supporters Demand a Change

While the club’s management has chosen to give the Portuguese coach additional time, sections of the Wydad fanbase have voiced growing dissatisfaction with the team’s displays under his leadership.

Supporters are calling for Brito’s departure and want the club to appoint a new coach capable of improving results and restoring confidence in the team.

The contrast between the fans’ demands and the president’s reported position places the coach under continued scrutiny. His ability to deliver improved performances could prove important in determining whether the club maintains its current direction or eventually considers a change.

Brito’s Future Remains Under Watch

No immediate dismissal has been announced, according to the report. For the moment, Wydad’s leadership appears willing to give Brito further time rather than react hastily to the latest result.

The coming matches will therefore be closely watched by supporters seeking signs of progress. Although the coach has retained his position for now, continued dissatisfaction and a possible sequence of disappointing results could bring the question of his future back into focus.