This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
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The KVC Westerlo, which plays in the Belgian pro League, appointed the Moroccan Issame Charai on Tuesday on Tuesday, replacing the Belgian Timmy Simons.
“The knowledge of Charai of national competition and his commitment to the development of young talents make him an excellent candidate for the vision and long -term strategy of our club,” said the club on his website.
Charaï, 43, had led the Morocco team under 23 under the African Cup of Nations in 2023.
Then, he held the post of assistant coach of the British Liam Rosenior in Strasbourg from July 2024 to January of this year. He joined the Glasgow Rangers, at the end of January, as a defendant of the Belgian T1 Philippe Clement, who had to leave the light blues a month later. Charaï stayed at the Rangers under the leadership of Barry Ferguson.
The former striker had played in Belgium in Belgium in Lierse, Mechese and Saint-Trond, during his career.
