Fathi Jamal

Fathi Jamal (born 11 February 1959 in Casablanca) is a Moroccan former footballer, who played most of his career for Raja Casablanca, JSM Laayoune and Kawkab Marrakech. After retiring as a player, he coached many teams, most notably Morocco's youth team that finished 4th at the 2005 FIFA World Youth Championship.^[1] He also coached Morocco's senior team in 2008 and Kawkab Marrakech afterwards.^[2]

In November 2011, Jamal was named head coach of FAR Rabat^[3] and took over the helm of Widad Fez in June 2013. He currently works as the scout of national team.

References

↑ "Fathi Jamal fires up his men for Nigeria clash". 2005-08-26. Retrieved 15 November 2011.
↑ "Interview : Fathi Jamal, DTN et sélectionneur intérimaire". Le Matin. 2008-02-13. Retrieved 15 November 2011.
↑ "Le FUS s'offre l'AS FAR". Le Matin. 8-11-2011. Retrieved 15 November 2011. Check date values in: |date= (help)

Morocco national football team – managers

Benbarek (1957)
Khamiri (1959)
Lokhrimi (1959)
Benbarek (1960)
Firoud (1961)
Massoun & Antitif (1961–63)
Massoun & Mahjoub (1963–67)
Mahjoub (1967)
Cluseau & Settati (1969)
Settati (1969)
Vidinić (1970)
Barinaga (1971–72)
Settati (1972)
Mahjoub (1972–73)
Mărdărescu (1974–78)
El-Ammari (1978)
Cluseau (1979)
Fontaine (1979–81)
Jebrane & Hamidouch (1980)
Hamidouch (1981)
El-Ammari (1982)
Valente (1983)
Faria (1983–88)
Valente (1988–89)
Angelillo (1989–90)
Blinda (1990)
El-Naciri (1990)
Olk (1990–92)
Louzani (1992)
Blinda (1993–94)
Lamari (1994)
Gílson Nunes (1995)
Michel (1995–2000)
Kasperczak (2000)
Madih (2000)
Coelho (2000–02)
Zaki (2002–05)
Troussier (2005)
Fakhir (2006–07)
Michel (2007–08)
Jamal (2008)
Lemerre (2008–09)
Moumen (2009–10)
Gerets (2010–12)
Taoussi (2012–13)
Benabicha (2013–14)
Zaki (2014–16)
Renard (2016–)

Raja Casablanca – managers

Kassimi (1949–55)
Jalal (1956)
Jégo (1957–68)
Blinda (1968–70)
Houmane (1970–73)
Tibari (1973–77)
Tachkov (1977–82)
Orosz (1982–86)
Hassan (1986–88)
Cabrita (1988–89)
Saâdane (1989–90)
Cabrita (1990–91)
Fakhir (1992–96)
Rogov (1996)
Moldovan (1996–97)
El Ammari (1997)
Halilhodžić (1997–98)
Fulloné (1998–2000)
Vieira (2000)
Moldovan (2000–01)
Takač (2001)
Jamal (2001–02)
Meeuws (2002–03)
Michel (2003–04)
Casimiro (2004)
Fiard (2004)
Stambouli (2004–05)
Moldovan (2005)
Fulloné (2005–06)
Fortes (2006–07)
Nejmi (2007)
Chay (2007–08)
Sellami (2008)
Romão (2008–09)
Mozer (2009)
Romão (2009–10)
Michel (2010)
Fakhir (2010–11)
Balaci (2011)
Marchand (2011–12)
Fakhir (2012–13)
Benzarti (2013–14)
Benchikha (2014)
Romão (2014–15)
Jamal (2015)
Krol (2015)
Taoussi (2015–)

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