1902 CA de Casablanca [disbanded]
1913 Apr 13 Union Sportive Marocaines de Casablanca (USM) [dissolved 1957]
SC Cheminots des Roches Noires [founded as SC Casablancais des Roches Noires]
Avant Garde du Maroc de Rabat
Union Sportive de Fès
Union Sportive d'Oujda (USMO)
Union Sportive de Marrakech
Union Sportive de Salé (US Salé)
[founded as Union Sportive de Rabat-Salé]
Union Sportive de Meknès [disbanded 1956]
191? Indian FC Tanger [merged Dec 1917 with Athletic Club de Tangier to Moghreb FC]
1917 Mar Centro Español FC Tanger [founded as Alfonso XIII FC]
1917 Dec FC Al Moghreb Al Aksa de Tanger [founded as Moghreb FC; disbanded 1956]
1917 Racing Atletic Club de Casablanca (RAC)
ca. 1917 Radio FC Tetuán [merged 1918 with FC Hispano-Marroquí Tetuán and FC Tetuán to Athlétic Club Tetuán]
FC Hispano-Marroquí Tetuán [merged 1918 with FC Tetuán and Radio FC to Athlétic Club Tetuán]
FC Tetuán [merged 1918 with Radio FC and FC Hispano-Marroquí Tetuán to Athlétic Club Tetuán]
1917? Cervantes FC Tanger [disbanded before 1929]
San Francisco FC Tanger [disbanded before 1929]
Cardenal Cisneros FC Tanger [disbanded before 1929]
Athletic Club de Tangier [merged Dec 1917 with Indian FC to Moghreb FC Tanger]
Racing Club de Tangier [disbanded before 1929, new founded JUl 1940 ]
CD Príncipe de Udine [founded as Odenense]
1918 Athlétic Club Tetuán [merger of Radio FC, FC Hispano-Marroqui and FC Tetuán; shortly later split into former clubs]
1919 Stade Marocaine de Rabat (SM)
IS Olympique Marocaine de Casablanca
[merged 1995 with Raja Club Athletic de Casablanca]
Unión Tangerina (Tanger) [disbanded 1956]
1920 Olympique Club de Safi (OCS) [founded as Union Sportive de Safi]
Sporting Club de Mazagan [merged 1955 with Hassania to Difâa Jadidi Athletic Club (El Jadida)]
1922 Moghreb Athlètique de Tetouan (MAT) [founded as Atlético Tetuán, split off in 1956]
Union Sportive Athlétique de Casablanca (USA)
1923 Olympique Club de Khouribga (OCK)
Sporting Club Tetuán [new foundation of FC Tetuán]
SD España Tetuán
1926 Al Hilal de Tanger [disbanded 1931]
1927 Sport Athlétique de Marrakech [dissolved 1956]
Club Athlétic Yousoufia Berrechid
Union Sportive de Sidi-Kacem (USK)
1928 Association Sportive de Salé (ASS)
Union Sportive Musulmane de Casablanca
1930 Maghreb Foot-Ball de Rabat
1931 13 Jan FC Hispano-Marroquí Tetuán [new foundation]
Español FC Tetuán
1932 Association Rabat-Salé
1933 12 Mar Club Atlético de Tetouan [founded as Athletic Club de Tetuán (new foundation) as merger of FC Hispano-Marroquí (new foundation) and SC Tetuán]
1937 8 May Wydad Athletic Club de Casablanca (WAC)
1938 Kénitra Athletic Club (KAC)
Najah de Fès
Maghreb Fot-Ball de Casablanca
Unión Deportiva Sevillana (Tanger) [disbanded 1956]
Union Sportive de Berkane [founded as AS Berkane; merged 1970 with Chabab Riadhi de Berkane to Renaissance Sportive de Berkane]
1939 Escuela Hispano Árabe de Tánger [disbanded 1941]
193? Tangier FC [disbanded 1945?]
Adelante FC Tanger
1940 Ittihad Zemmouri de Khémisset (IZK)
Larache CF [disbanded 1956] [founded as Sociedad Deportiva Larache]
Olympique Dcheira
1941 SD Tánger Club de Futbol
1943 Chabab Atlas Khénifra (CAK)
CD Ifni
1944 Club Wafa Wydad Casablanca
1946 10 Apr Fath Union Sport de Rabat (FUS)
1946 Mouloudia Club Oujda (MCO)
Hassania Union Sportive d'Agadir (HUSA)
Renaissance Sportive de Settat (RSS)
Union Sportive de Mohammédia (USM)
Jeunesse Sportive de Kasba Tadla (JSKT)
Maghreb Association Sportive de Fès (MAS)
1947 Kawkab Athlétique Club de Marrakech (KACM)
Tihad Athlétique Sport (Casablanca) (TAS)
Unión Deportiva Española Tánger [dissolved 1956]
1948 Sporting Club Chabab de Mohammedia (SCCM)
Wydad Athlétic de Fès (WAF)
1949 Raja Club Athletic de Casablanca (RCA)
1950 Widad Juventud de Tanger
1953 Chabab Rif Al Hoceima (CRA)
1956 Jun 6 Difaâ Hassani d'El Jadida (DHJ) [merger of Hassania El Jadida and SC Mazagan]
Hilal Association de Nador
Raja Beni Mellal (RBM)
Club Chabab (Larache)
1958 AS Forces Armées Royales de Rabat (FAR)
Union Sportive Musulmane d'Oujda
1961 Club Rachad Bernoussi (Casablanca) (RB)
1962 Club Omnisports De Meknès (CODM)
[merger of Ittihad Sportif de Meknès, Association
Sportif de Tanger-Fès (Meknès) and Rachad Meknassi]
Ittihad Riadhi de Fkih Ben Salah (IRFBS)
1964 Club Chabab Houara (CCH)
1966 Chabab Riadhi de Berkane [merged 1970 with Union Sportive de Berkane to Renaissance Sportive de Berkane]
1969 Union Sportive Témara
1970 Renaissance Sportive de Berkane [merger of Union Sportive and Chabab Riadhi de Berkane]
1977 Jeunesse Sportive d'El Massira Laayoune (JSM) [founded as Auxiliary Forces (Ben Slimane), moved to Laayoune in 1995]
1983 Ittihad Riadhi de Tanger (IRT)
1995 Raja Club Al Hoceima
1999 Jul 27 Union Sportive Municipale d'Aït Melloul (USMAM)
2001 Olympique Marrakech
Women Club Foundation Dates
1988 Association Football Féminin Boughaz Tanjera [AFFBT]
1998 Nov 30 Club Afak Sportif Khenifra [CASKH]
1999 AS Sportif Chabab Tarast [ASSCHT]
2000 Club Municipalité de Laâyoune [CLME]
2002 Wydad Athlétique Club de Casablanca [WAC]
2007 Association Sportive des Forces Armes Royales Féminines de Rabat [ASFAR]
2009 Association Aljil Aljadid PR le Sport [ANGST]
2014 Hilal Témara [HST]
2016 Association Najah Souss d'Agadir [ANSA]
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Author: Hans Schöggl
Last updated: 14 Feb 2023
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