Author: Hakim.Z
The next squad of Moroccan coach Walid Regragui could feature some changes and new faces, along with several adjustments in the starting lineup. There is talk of particular interest in Mohamed Ali Cho, for example, or the full-back Omar El Hilali, among others, who could join the den for the March gathering. Moreover, the starting lineup itself could undergo some changes, with the decline in form of certain Lions, such as Abde Ezzalzouli and Eliesse Ben Seghir, who will likely still be part of the squad but should start on the bench, making way for other players in better form.…
The Moroccan international from Olympique de Marseille has not set foot on the field since his unjust expulsion against Paris Saint-Germain, where he faced Achraf Hakimi. Since that match, Roberto De Zerbi has changed his approach, particularly by switching tactics. He opted for a more defensively solid midfield, sacrificing a creative playmaker (number 10) to strengthen the defensive side, and also made player changes to fit this new system. Amine Harit could be one of the big losers of this change. However, after suffering a calf injury that has kept him off the field since that infamous match, the player…
The national tennis team managed their trip to Zimbabwe well for the Davis Cup Group II World play-offs. An emphatic victory in Harare, where Morocco won 4-0 in the matches on Friday and Saturday. The Moroccan team, consisting of Taha Baadi, Karim Bennani, and Eliot Benchetrit, easily consolidated their place in this group. The next Davis Cup tie is scheduled for September, against an opponent and at a venue to be determined.
The central defender of Stade Rennais, who was trained at the Mohamed VI Football Academy in Morocco, arrived in Brittany last summer but hasn’t had much of a chance and may already leave the club. Another top-tier club seems interested in his arrival. Currently 4th in the Ligue 1 standings, Lille would like to secure the services of the 18-year-old Moroccan U-21 international. This move could give him more playing time at a club that already features Moroccan international Osam Sahraoui, as well as potential future international Ayoub Bouaddi. However, the arrival of the new coach, Habib Beye, could call…
Today, Sunday, February 2, 2025, our editorial team is heading to the Vélodrome to cover the match between Olympique de Marseille and Olympique Lyonnais.
The 31-year-old Moroccan striker continues to impress in Greece. The Atlas Lion was once again decisive in the Europa League against FC Porto, securing victory for his club. The Moroccan forward, who entered professional football late and even later in Europe, is enjoying another remarkable season with Olympiakos. After a season in which he delivered the club’s first continental title, earning iconic status among Greek fans, he has now reached a new milestone. With his winning goal yesterday, he became Olympiakos’ all-time top scorer in European competitions, with 21 goals. This is a true achievement for the player in just…
The president of the Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) shared an overview of Morocco’s bid to host the World Cup and outlined the extensive development projects designed to prepare the country for the event. The central and most critical aspect of these massive projects is the financing plan, which Faouzi Lekjaa confirmed has already been finalized. In terms of infrastructure, three airports—Marrakech, Tangier, and Rabat—will be expanded and upgraded. As for Casablanca’s airport, the plan is to transform it into a regional hub, making it the largest in Africa. Regarding stadiums, work on the Rabat and Tangier venues is well…