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Jordanian Union Names Khalifa Al-Salami
The Jordan Football Association has decided to appoint Moroccan coach Badou Zaki as the head coach of the national team for one year, with the goal of leading the Reds in the upcoming Asian qualifiers and the 2027 AFC Asian Cup in Saudi Arabia. This follows the acceptance of the resignation of the previous coach, Jamal Salami, and his technical staff, while giving Zaki the freedom to select his supporting staff to achieve the desired objectives. Zaki, who is 63 years old, is one of Africa’s most prominent coaches; he led Morocco to the Round of 16 in the 1986 World Cup and was awarded the African Footballer of the Year. He has extensive experience with clubs and national teams across Africa and Spain. The Jordanian leadership will seek to leverage his expertise to ensure the success of the team and achieve positive results on the Asian stage.
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