Rabat – It looks like it won’t stay just in an interview. Some Wydad members have reportedly started procedures to obtain an audit that will show the club’s financial state objectively.
According to covering reports, this move follows statements by club president, Hicham Ait Menna, who outlined some financial details of the football team, that, according to members, do not fully reflect the current situation and have caused confusion among supporters.
However, the reaction appeared a little later after the statement in question was made, with no signs of a rushed response or emotional escalation. According to Wydad members, the period of silence was intentional, as they took some time to assess the real situation more carefully.
For them, the remarks attributed to Ait Menna served as a trigger to seek a clearer picture of the club’s internal financial state. The decision to request an audit is described as a step aimed at clarity, leaving no space for speculation or uncertainty.
The message also reflects a broader call for transparency. For a club with Wydad’s history and stature, members believe openness and accountability should be the standard, not the exception.
Ultimately, this is about holding people accountable and giving fans what they deserve, a clear and honest view of what’s really happening inside their club.
