Mohamed Ozal
Demands to postpone the general assembly of Raja
Mohamed Ozal, former hea
Casablanca - Mohamed Ibrahim
Mohamed Ozal, former head of Raja Casablanca, demanded the Moroccan club's officials to postpone holding the general assembly, until the private meeting of former presidents of the club, to avoid destabilizing the club. He said, in an interview with Morocco Today, that former presidents do not want to take the responsibility. He continued that the current situation of the club is very bad, noting that the team is suffering financially and there are many accumulated debts, including hotels fees, wages of players and agents.
Ozal asserted that his goal is to find solutions to the crisis, calling for the unification of visions in favor of the club. He revealed that former presidents of the club refused to review the financial report of the club, asserting that they are not entitle to read this report.
source : gulfnews
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