Morocco has broken its silence and made its first move in response to accusations made by Senegal Football Federation president Augustin Senghor, according to reports.
The development comes after Senghor spoke publicly about Morocco’s role in African football matters, comments that sparked a strong reaction in Moroccan sporting circles.
In a revealed step, Moroccan officials have formally contacted the Confederation of African Football (CAF) to address the statements, requesting clarity and an official position on the claims attributed to the Senegal FA chief.
The Moroccan side considers the remarks unacceptable and believes they could create unnecessary tension between football institutions on the continent.
The issue has drawn attention because it involves senior figures within African football, with Morocco insisting that official channels must be respected and that any allegations should be handled through CAF.
Morocco’s move is seen as the start of an official process, as the matter now shifts toward the governing bodies for review and response.
