Masina begins his coaching career with an Italian team.

Former Moroccan international Adam Masina has entered a new phase in his sports career after joining the coaching staff of the first team at Italian club Progresso, following the end of his stint with Torino and the failure to reach an agreement with a new club to continue his playing career.

The Italian club announced in an official statement that the 32-year-old Masina has joined its coaching team as a technical collaborator, as part of changes that included the appointment of Francesco Salmi as head coach of the first team and a reorganization of the staff responsible for the squad.

The former Moroccan defender will work alongside Nicolo Scalini, the assistant coach, Stefano Venturelli, the goalkeeping coach, Matteo Natali, the fitness coach, and his assistant Lorenzo Di Pasquale, as well as Alberto Mazzanti, the physiotherapist.

This move comes after Masina's contract with Torino ended, a club he joined in January 2024. He previously played for Bologna and Udinese in Italy and Watford in England, during a professional career that saw him experience various levels of European competition.

Masina had hoped to continue playing this season, but the lack of a suitable offer led him to transition into coaching, leveraging his previous experience in Italian and English football, as well as his international appearances with the Moroccan national team.