Rabat: As the 2026 World Cup approaches, Moroccan football is entering a new phase led by young coach Mohamed Wehbe, at a time when expectations have risen after the achievements of the Lions of Atlas in recent years. The Moroccan public is no longer content with the honourable participation in the Mondial, but aspires to assert the position of her country ' s elected. [...]
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Rabat: As the 2026 World Cup approaches, Moroccan football is entering a new phase led by young coach Mohamed Wehbe, at a time when expectations have risen after the achievements of the Lions of Atlas in recent years. The Moroccan public is no longer content with the honourable participation in the Mondial, but aspires to assert the position of her country ' s elected. [...]