The Moroccan coach has revealed what happened to Romain Saiss’ injury

And he said Rakrak At the press conference after the victory Morocco In Comoros (2-0) in the opening game of thirty-five For African countries In Morocco: “We are waiting for the correct diagnosis. Sais felt something in his knee. We do not know if it is a muscle injury or something else. We believe that his injury is not serious and we can restore his activities in the tournament.”

Qatari defender Al-Sadd who has returned to the club was shown…Black atlasAfter a long period, he was injured when he tried to take a long ball from the player Rafiki, but the player pushed him in the back which caused him to fall to the ground. He stayed on for a while until the technical staff intervened in the 15th minute.

Sais returned to the field, but could not continue playing, so he was forced to give his place to Jawad Al-Yamiq (19).

Regragui added: “It is a strong threat for us, knowing that we are also suffering from injuries Ashraf Hakimi. Saiss is a veteran player and has a lot to offer us in this tournament. We have other options like Williams and Adam Masina, but Romain is the most important and we need him very much. “

He went on to say: “As I said before, this is a difficult race, and we need to know how to take good care of people who are injured in this race.”

When asked by Agence France-Presse, Regragui spoke about the suffering of his men in the first half of the match against Comoros, saying: “As expected, a difficult opening game, there were big conflicts, especially since we have been waiting for this moment for two years.”

He emphasized: “The situation in the game increased our problems, because we missed a penalty and got injured.” No We also said that this day was not ours, but with our spirit and patience we managed to achieve our goal.”

He explained: “We were strong without a result in the first half, but we improved in the second half. Comoros ran well and we knew they would be tired in the second half. It is Ayoub Al-Kaabi We could have scored the third.”

Regragui concluded by saying, “Our goal today was not to show our preparation from the beginning and hit hard. This competition is long and each game must be treated differently. Our game with Mali on Friday will be very different because they have top players and maybe our possessions will be less, so this game will be a real test for us.”