Maghreb Fès

Maghreb Fès (MAS) is a well-known football club based in the historic city of Fès, Morocco.
It was founded in 1946 and is one of the country’s oldest football teams.
The club’s traditional colors are yellow and black, representing energy and determination.
MAS plays its home matches at the Fez Sports Complex, which seats over 45,000 fans.
The club has a strong fanbase and is deeply rooted in the local culture of Fès.
Domestically, MAS has won the Botola Pro, four Throne Cups, and a Super Cup.
Internationally, it made headlines in 2011 by winning the CAF Confederation Cup.
That same year, MAS also won the CAF Super Cup, defeating the CAF Champions League winner.
The club is known for its technical style and its ability to nurture local talent.
MAS Fès remains a symbol of pride for the people of Fès and Moroccan football history.