**FUS Rabat edges the market at 49.0% implied probability for most clean sheets in the 2026-27 Botola Pro, narrowly ahead of Ittihad Tanger (45.5%) and a tight cluster including Raja Casablanca, Wydad Casablanca, RS Berkane, FAR Rabat, Maghreb Fès, and others at 43.5-44.5%.** The 2025-26 season just concluded with Maghreb Fès claiming the title on the back of the league’s stingiest defense (17 goals conceded, 16 clean sheets), followed closely by Raja (19 conceded, 16 clean sheets) and FAR Rabat (22 conceded, 15 clean sheets). Ittihad Tanger and FUS Rabat posted more modest records (31 and 36 goals conceded, respectively, with only six clean sheets each), yet current pricing reflects expectations of improved defensive organization or squad continuity heading into the new campaign. With the official draw scheduled for August 28 and the league confirmed at 16 teams, no single side enters as a clear defensive frontrunner. Historical consistency from established clubs, combined with the absence of decisive preseason developments distinguishing any one team, has kept probabilities bunched. This underscores the Botola Pro’s competitive balance, where small differences in goalkeeper form, backline stability, or fixture difficulty can swing clean-sheet totals across a 30-match season. Trader consensus therefore spreads risk across multiple plausible contenders rather than anointing an obvious leader.