Wydad Athletic Club head coach, Rulani Mokwena has taken his empathy to a new level by revealing that he's joined his players in fasting for Ramadan.
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South African coach Rulani Mokwena recently made startling revelation in his post-match comments after his side's 2-2 draw with FUS Rabat on Monday in the Botola Pro 1.
The former Masandawana tactician told the Moroccan media in the press conference that he's joined players of Islam faith in fasting for Ramadan.
The Red Castle's third consecutive draw in the league resulted in the supporters reacting angrily and throwing objects at the team, Rulani pleading with the Wydad faithful to be more patient with the team.
"It's not easy. Do you know that, this is my first Ramadan as a coach. It's difficult but can I tell you something, that people don't know, I'm fasting with the players," shared Rulani.
"I'm fasting with the players so I can feel what they are going through. I know how difficult it is for me, so if it is for me, how much more difficult is it for these guys who have to run for 90 minutes, who have to train every day?"
After Wydad ultras threw missiles onto the pitch in protest over the team's recent performances, Mokwena called for more understanding while strongly condemning the behavior, expressing his deep disapproval.
Monday's result left Wydad Casablanca in third place as the push to finish within the top two in the Moroccan top flight to qualify for the CAF Champions League next season continues.
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Watch Rulani's Ramadan revelation in a clip posted by Karabo Phasha below:
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— Karabo Selebalo Phasha (@TheeSportsGuy01) March 12, 2025
Wydad Head Coach Rulani confirms for the 1st time ever that he is fasting with the players how DIFFICULT it is for them to still train?#Wydad ???? pic.twitter.com/IVJJKUZi4j