The sports company is facing one of the most severe administrative crises in its history after three prominent board members tendered their collective resignation.
Mohamed Ahkan, Abdelhanine El Ghrafi, and Abdelhakim Cherif announced their withdrawal, openly protesting what they referred to as “unilateral decisions” by the company president.
These resignations follow escalating tensions within the executive board. The resigning members voiced their dissatisfaction over being excluded from critical decision-making processes concerning the team’s future. They also highlighted what they described as a “systematic marginalization” of their roles as representatives of the administrative body.
Insiders reveal that the key points of contention revolve around financial management, player and staff contracts, and a lack of transparency in decision-making.
This administrative upheaval has sent shockwaves through the club’s fanbase, which had been hoping for a stable leadership to restore the team’s glory after years of disappointing performances. Many supporters are now calling for a comprehensive investigation into the true causes of the crisis and demanding accountability from the president for his leadership style.
If these conflicts remain unresolved, Ittihad Tanger’s future could be in jeopardy, particularly with the winter transfer window approaching, a critical period for bolstering the team.
To navigate through this turmoil, the board must urgently mend internal divisions, adopt transparent management practices, and prioritize the club’s best interests to secure a brighter future for the team and its loyal supporters.
