Wydad Casablanca players have reportedly been offered cash bonuses ahead of their must-win clash against AS FAR Rabat on Saturday evening.
The Moroccan giants play their first game after head coach Rulani Mokwena's departure was announced earlier this week.
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Mokwena was unable to secure a win in his last six league encounters, which all ended in draws and left the side in third place, six points behind Rabat.
According to WinWin, Wydad president Hicham Ait Mena has decided to award the players 20,000 dirhams (R39 000) each if they secure maximum points on Saturday evening.
Nothing but three points will suffice as Wydad would out of the running if they lose to Rabat with just two games left on the Botola Pro League calendar.
The report adds that the bonus incentive was introduced to help boost the player's morale ahead of the big clash and push the side to secure CAF Champions League football.
When these two sides met earlier in the season, they played to an entertaining 2-2 draw at the Stade Municipal de Kénitra back in December.
