Jordan denies plans to replace Moroccan coach Badou Zaki with Hossam Hassan

The Jordan Football Association has denied reports that it is negotiating with Egyptian coach Hossam Hassan to replace Morocco’s Badou Zaki as head coach of the national team, reaffirming its confidence in the former Moroccan international.

Association Vice President Marwan Juma dismissed reports circulating in the media and on social platforms, saying there was no truth to claims that Hassan was being considered to take charge of Jordan’s national team.

Juma, speaking to Jordanian sports outlet WinWin, said the association continued to support Zaki and would provide him with the resources needed to carry out his duties.

The Moroccan coach remains under contract until September 2027, with his performance to be evaluated before any decision is taken about his future.

The denial follows reports in Egyptian and regional media suggesting Hassan, who previously coached Jordan, could return to lead the national side.

Hassan managed Jordan in 2013, guiding the team to the intercontinental playoffs for the 2014 World Cup before leaving the following year to take charge of Egyptian club Zamalek.

Jordan is currently preparing for the 2027 AFC Asian Cup, with Zaki overseeing a training camp that began Tuesday, November 10.

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