After months of rumors about his private life, Yassine Bounou responded directly to an internet user who mentioned his wife. The Moroccan goalkeeper says he no longer has a wife, without specifying whether a divorce has officially been pronounced.
Questioned directly about her relationship with Yassine Bounou, Nora Fatehi described the Moroccan goalkeeper as a “very good friend.” She says she has known him for a long time and is particularly admiring of his career.
Kylian Mbappé explained his missed penalty against Morocco, saved by Yassine Bounou. The France captain claims he was distracted by confusion surrounding the VAR before taking the shot.
Eliminated by France (2-0) in the 2026 World Cup quarter-finals, Morocco failed to convince the foreign press. From London to Milan, analyses point to a team that was too cautious, almost harmless, against clearly superior Blues.
After losing 3-0 to Morocco in the Round of 16 at the 2026 World Cup, Canada hasn’t fully accepted the match analysis . Coach Jesse Marsch believes his team was superior. Mohamed Ouahbi responded without hesitation.
After the 3-0 thrashing of Canada, Opta statistics tell a colder story than post-match declarations. Morocco didn’t create a flood of chances, but struck with ruthless efficiency, driven by Ounahi, Bounou and Rahimi.
Morocco continues its adventure at the 2026 World Cup. The Atlas Lions dominated Canada 3-0 this Saturday in Houston, thanks in particular to a brace from Azzedine Ounahi and a goal from Soufiane Rahimi in added time.
Canada is dangerous on set pieces, not only through the quality of their crosses. On corners, Jonathan David tends to position himself near the goalkeeper to disrupt his reading of the play. Facing this strategy, Bounou will need to be protected.
Canada has discovered the heights of a World Cup, but its next obstacle looks like a wall. Before facing Morocco, Jesse Marsch has not hidden his admiration mixed with concern facing the Atlas Lions, whom he judges formidable.
Against the Netherlands, Yassine Bounou qualified his team by stopping a penalty in a completely unprecedented manner. By choosing to remain standing, the goalkeeper invents a bold gesture that is already marking football history.
Morocco qualified in dramatic fashion against the Netherlands, in a match that tells less of a crushing dominance than of genuine collective maturity. The Atlas Lions built much, waited long, and ultimately survived an encounter stretched to a penalty shootout.
Trailing twice, Mohamed Ouahbi’s men overturned Haiti (4-2) today in Atlanta. This hard-fought victory officially qualifies the Moroccan team for the Round of 16 of the World Cup .