Walid Regragui on Saudi Arabia and Ghana’s radar for 2026

Walid Regragui on Saudi Arabia and Ghana’s radar for 2026

Walid Regragui Today: Ghana & Saudi Arabia Race to Sign Him – Mourad Taouil | Salil.ma

Walid Regragui Today: Ghana and Saudi Arabia Battle for His Signature

✍️ By | 📅 April 1, 2026 | 🏷️ Sports
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Walid Regragui – top target for Ghana and Saudi Arabia

Walid Regragui is at the center of a coaching tug-of-war. After leaving the Morocco national team in March 2026, the historic World Cup semi-finalist is now the prime candidate for both the Ghana Black Stars and the Saudi Arabian national team.

🔚 End of the Morocco Era

Regragui’s journey with the Atlas Lions ended after the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations. The Royal Moroccan Football Federation appointed Mohamed Ouahbi as his successor, leaving Regragui available to sign with a new national side.

⚡ Breaking: Sources confirm that Regragui has received formal approaches from Ghana’s FA and Saudi Arabia’s federation. A decision is expected within 10 to 14 days.

🇬🇭 Ghana’s Priority Target

Following the dismissal of Otto Addo, the Ghana Football Association has made Regragui their top choice. GFA president Kurt Okraku stated that the new coach will be unveiled within two weeks. Regragui faces competition from Kwasi Appiah and Hervé Renard, but his track record makes him the favorite.

🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia in the Race

The Saudi Arabian Football Federation is also eyeing Regragui after parting ways with Hervé Renard. With the 2026 World Cup approaching, Saudi leaders want an experienced manager who knows African and Arab football inside out.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Has Walid Regragui signed with Ghana yet?

Not yet. Negotiations are advanced, but no official contract has been signed as of April 1, 2026.

Why did he leave Morocco?

It was a mutual agreement after CAN 2025. The federation wanted a fresh start for the next cycle.

What is his biggest achievement?

Leading Morocco to the World Cup semi-finals in 2022 – the first African and Arab nation to reach that stage.

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Mourad Taouil
Sports journalist covering African and Moroccan football.
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