Walid Regragui wants to prove Arab coaches are ‘worthy’ 

Morocco’s Walid Regragui believes that it’s 'impossible' for an Arab coach to be hired by a top European club but is setting out to 'change history'
Walid Regragui wants to prove Arab coaches are ‘worthy’ 

HISTORY MAKER: Morocco manager Walid Regragui applauds the fans at the end of the FIFA World Cup Round of Sixteen match at the Education City Stadium in Al-Rayyan, Qatar. Pic: Adam Davy/PA Wire

Morocco’s Walid Regragui believes that it’s “impossible” for an Arab coach to be hired by a top European club but is setting out to “change history” ahead of their World Cup quarter-final against Portugal.

Regragui is preparing his Morocco side for Saturday’s match, having already seen off Belgium, Canada and Spain at the tournament.

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