Wydad Casablanca have reportedly responded to rumours about being in talks with a Bafana Bafana coach to replace Rulani Mokwena.
The Moroccan giants are yet to appoint a permanent replacement with the season coming to an end in a couple weeks.
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Focus will then shift to the FIFA Club World Cup in the United States next month, but there has been no communication on who will lead the team.
According to the Kooora, Wydad have rejected rumours of being in talks with Carlos Queiroz or any foreign coach for the head coach role.
The report adds that interim coach Amin Benhachem will take charge of the team at the Club World Cup next month.
"It was decided to grant confidence to the interim coach, Amin Benhachem, regardless of the team's final league position. This is due to the club's sense of a revival in the atmosphere and positive reactions from the players and fans after the Clasico match," the source told Kooora.
"Therefore, Wydad will not resort to any rash decision to contract a new coach before the tournament."
"Benhachem has a golden opportunity to establish himself as the team's official coach, and perhaps continue in his position next season, if he succeeds in finishing second in the league and returning Wydad to the CAF Champions League."
