maBotola Pro 2

Second Moroccan tier — 16 clubs fighting for promotion to the top flight, including KAC Kenitra and Olympic Safi.

Links

Botola Pro 2 standings on the Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) website — current season table

Chabab Atlas Khenifra (CAK)

Club from Khenifra in the Middle Atlas mountains, after which it is named.

Chabab Benguerir (CJBG)

Club from the mining town of Benguerir, founded in 1952.

Ittihad Zemmouri Khémisset (IZK)

Club from Khémisset, promoted to Botola Pro 2 ahead of the 2026/27 season.

Jeunesse Massira

Club from Laayoune in Western Sahara, founded in 1977.

Jeunesse Soualem (JSS)

Club from Had Soualem, founded in 1984.

Club from Kenitra founded in 1938, one of Morocco's historically significant clubs.

Mouloudia Oujda (MCO)

Club from Oujda in north-eastern Morocco, winner of one league title and four Throne Cups.

Olympic Club Safi (OCS)

Club from the port city of Safi nicknamed the Sharks, one of Morocco's oldest clubs, founded in 1921.

Olympique Dcheira

Club from Dcheira near Agadir, achieved its first-ever promotion to Morocco's top flight in 2024/25.

Olympique Khouribga (OCK)

Club from the mining town of Khouribga founded in 1923, Moroccan champions in 2007; promoted to Botola Pro 2 ahead of the 2026/27 season.

Multi-sport club from the port city of Mohammedia, founded in 1948.

Multi-sport club from Rabat founded in 1919, one of the very oldest Moroccan clubs.

Club from Boujaad in Khouribga province, founded in 1946.

US Yacoub El Mansour (USYM)

Club from Rabat's Yacoub El Mansour district, made its top-flight debut in the 2025/26 season.

Club from Oujda, formed in 1958 through the merger of four local teams.

Wydad Fes (WAF)

Club from Fez founded in 1948, whose founders chose black and white colours as a symbol against racism.