Moroccan coach Badou Zaki has expressed interest in taking over as head coach of the Jordan national football team. This comes after Jordan parted ways with previous coach Jamal Salmi following their early exit from the 2026 World Cup qualifiers. Zaki revealed his openness during an interview with “Al-Mashhad Sports,” responding with a smile when asked about a formal offer from the Jordanian Football Association. While details of a potential offer weren’t disclosed, Zaki’s response suggests a willingness to consider the position. This potential appointment marks a search for new leadership for “Al-Nashama” as they aim to rebuild after a disappointing World Cup qualifying campaign. The news originates from Hespress, a Moroccan online newspaper. Zaki is a highly respected figure in Moroccan football, and his potential arrival could signify a fresh start for the Jordanian team.