Nasreddine Nabi: everything we know so far

Former Kaizer Chiefs coach Nasreddine Nabi has offered his services to one of Africa's biggest cl... Nasreddine Nabi has emerged this Friday as one of the stories drawing attention in South Africa.

Key facts

• Former Kaizer Chiefs coach Nasreddine Nabi has offered his services to one of Africa's biggest cl...
• BackpagepixNabi eyes Moroccan returnFormer Kaizer Chiefs head coach Nasreddine Nabi has reportedly offered his services to Moroccan heavyweights Wydad Casablanca.
• Former Kaizer Chiefs head coach Nasreddine Nabi has reportedly offered his services to Moroccan heavyweights Wydad Casablanca.
• “The schedule of remaining matches until the end of the professional league, which is very close together, prevents me from coaching Wydad during this period," Nabi told One One, as per Soccer Laduma.
• The Tunisian tactician has wasted no time in putting himself back in the shop window after his stint in South Africa.

What we know

Going deeper, BackpagepixNabi eyes Moroccan returnFormer Kaizer Chiefs head coach Nasreddine Nabi has reportedly offered his services to Moroccan heavyweights Wydad Casablanca.

On the substance, Former Kaizer Chiefs head coach Nasreddine Nabi has reportedly offered his services to Moroccan heavyweights Wydad Casablanca.

Beyond the headlines, the Tunisian tactician has wasted no time in putting himself back in the shop window after his stint in South Africa.

More precisely, the former Kaizer Chiefs tactician has officially reached out to one of the continent's most prestigious clubs regarding their vacant managerial post.

It is worth noting that his former assistants at Chiefs, Cedric Kaze and Khalil Ben Youssef, have been handling the Soweto giants on an interim basis, but Nabi is already planning his next big career move in the Botola Pro league.

By the numbers

At this stage, the former Young Africans SC coach remains unattached after parting ways with Chiefs in September 2025, and he will be available to hit the ground running.

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What they're saying

“The schedule of remaining matches until the end of the professional league, which is very close together, prevents me from coaching Wydad during this period," Nabi told One One, as per Soccer Laduma.

“I offered to take over the technical management of the team officially, at the beginning of the summer break, that is, after the end of all competitions of the current football season," he added.

The wider context

On a related note, while his time in the PSL was short-lived, Nabi’s reputation across the continent remains high due to his previous successes.

Going deeper, despite the immediate need for a successor, Nabi has clarified that he is not looking to jump into the dugout mid-season.

On the substance, while the immediate vacancy will likely be filled by another candidate or an interim solution, Nabi has made it clear that he wants the job on a long-term basis.

Beyond the headlines, Nabi further solidified his interest by confirming his proposal to the Wydad board.

More precisely, Nabi has unfinished business with Moroccan football after having a spell with Wydad's rivals AS FAR before stepping down to take over the hot seat at Chiefs.

The bottom line

• The Tunisian tactician has wasted no time in putting himself back in the shop window after his stint in South Africa.
• The former Kaizer Chiefs tactician has officially reached out to one of the continent's most prestigious clubs regarding their vacant managerial post.
• His former assistants at Chiefs, Cedric Kaze and Khalil Ben Youssef, have been handling the Soweto giants on an interim basis, but Nabi is already planning his next big career move in the Botola Pro league.
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