Brazilian former world footballer of the year Rivaldo has denied that he has been named as technical director of Moroccan third division side Chabab Mohammedia.
The team's official Facebook page had announced the ex-Barcelona and Milan forward would be the team's coach from next season.
Rivaldo, 46, has posted on social media to clarify the situation, hinting it may be something he would consider "in the future".
"I would like to thank the President of Sporting Club Chabab Mohammedia for the shirt and also the invitation but I am not coach yet, maybe in the future," wrote Rivaldo.
The 1980 Moroccan champions are currently top of the third division halfway through the season.
Mohammedia last played in the Moroccan top-flight in 2009.
The club is based 25km from Casablanca and was founded in 1948 making it one of the country's oldest clubs.
The club is owned by one of the wealthiest men in the area Hicham Ait Menna, who is in the real estate business and hoping to return the club to some of its former glory.
The team's most famous player is Ahmed Faras, who is the Moroccan national team's all-time leading scorer with 42 goals and the 1975 African footballer of the year.
Rivaldo already has some experience of African football, having spent 2012 playing for Angolan side Kabuscorp.
Rivaldo began and ended his career in Brazil, he also played in Spain for Deportivo La Coruna and Barcelona before moving to Italian giants AC Milan.
After Italy he had stints in Greece and then Uzbekistan before returning to Brazil.