Jamie Carragher predicts a brilliant run for the Atlas Lions at the 2026 World Cup. The former Liverpool star believes that Morocco will finish first in their group, ahead of Brazil, before being eliminated in the quarter-finals.
As the 2026 World Cup approaches, Mohamed Ouahbi is finalizing the program of the Atlas Lions. Placed in the group with Brazil, Scotland and Haiti, the Moroccans should face Honduras and Norway in decisive friendly matches.
The Morocco-Brazil match at the MetLife Stadium promises to be a highlight of the upcoming World Cup. To experience this clash in a VIP box, the prices soar, reserving this luxury experience for an elite clientele capable of spending fortunes.
Two months before the 2026 World Cup, Fouzi Lekjaa challenged Philippe Diallo during a press conference. The president of the Moroccan federation aims to take the top spot in the FIFA ranking from France in the near future.
In 2025, the OCP group of Mostafa Terrab achieved a turnover of 113.9 billion dirhams . The Moroccan fertilizer giant is performing globally thanks to its customized products and a strategy of autonomy, despite instability in the Middle East.
According to the predictions of The Athletic, Morocco will reach the quarter-finals of the 2026 World Cup. Driven by Achraf Hakimi, the national team would eliminate Sweden and South Korea before succumbing to France.
As the 2026 World Cup approaches, Brazil, Scotland and Haiti, future opponents of Morocco , have all suffered setbacks in their recent friendly matches. These poor performances contrast with the stable preparation of the Atlas Lions before the American tournament.
The expansion of Royal Air Maroc (RAM) connections and a recent Arab-Brazilian tourism agreement are transforming Brazil into a destination of choice for the Arab market. This dynamic is ideally positioning Casablanca as an essential hub connecting Latin America to Africa, Europe, and the Middle East.
Ranked 8th in the ESPN world rankings , Morocco is preparing for the 2026 World Cup. Under the direction of Mohamed Ouahbi, the national team is combining historical stalwarts and new talents to confirm its new status.
FRMF President Fouzi Lekjaa and coach Mohamed Ouahbi traveled to Lille to convince prodigy Ayyoub Bouaddi to join the Atlas Lions before the March friendly matches.
Morocco has joined an international coalition of countries committed to diversifying the financing of civil nuclear energy. This initiative aims to triple global capacity by 2050 to accelerate the decarbonization of economies.
Mohamed Rabie Hrimat, Marouane Louadni, Youssef El Fahli, Ahmed Reda Tagnaouti and Anas Bach are expected to join the next national gathering. These massive pre-calls within the military club show the new coach’s desire to draw from the Botola pool to strengthen the ranks of the Atlas Lions.