Moroccan coach Jamal Sellami has officially ended his tenure with Jordan's national team after leading the country's historic qualification for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
The departure was announced by Prince Ali bin Al Hussein, Vice President of FIFA and President of the Jordan Football Association, who paid tribute to the Moroccan manager for his achievements with the "Nashama."
In a post on X, Prince Ali praised Sellami's contribution to Jordanian football, saying his legacy would remain firmly etched in the country's sporting history after guiding the national team to a long-awaited World Cup berth.
The Jordanian official said the Moroccan coach carried out his duties with professionalism and dedication, earning widespread respect across the Kingdom, and expressed confidence that he would succeed in his next managerial challenge.
Sellami leaves Jordan after becoming the first coach in the country's history to lead the national team to the FIFA World Cup, a landmark achievement widely regarded as a turning point for Jordanian football.
The former Morocco national football team player and ex-Raja Club Athletic coach took charge of Jordan in 2024 and quickly established himself as one of the most successful Moroccan managers abroad, culminating in the country's first-ever qualification for the World Cup finals.
