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June 2, 2025

Bahaa summons 26 players for friendlies against Japan and Canada in preparation for the World Cup.

Bahaa summons 26 players for friendlies against Japan and Canada in preparation for the World Cup.
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National coach Nabil Baida has called up a list of 26 players for a training camp in Alicante, Spain, in preparation for two friendly matches against Canada and Japan on June 3 and June 6, respectively.

The coaching staff has planned this camp as part of a comprehensive strategy to enhance the players’ technical and tactical readiness, giving them the opportunity to gain further international experience and improve team cohesion. The camp aims to assess the national team’s preparedness and enable them to face strong opponents at a high competitive level.

The U-17 national team will kick off its friendly matches against Canada on Tuesday, June 3, before meeting Japan on Friday, June 6. These matches are regarded by the coaching staff as crucial milestones in preparing for future challenges.

Below are the names of the players who have received invitations: Idriss Ait Cheikh (Chibo Academy) – Adam Alalioui (Lyon, France) – Ziyad Baida (Real Betis, Spain) – Jibril Boumi (Amiens, France) – Elias Belmokhtar (Monaco, France) – Ismail Aloud (Valenciennes, France) – Elias Alarbawi (Athletic Bilbao, Spain) – Sofiane Idrissi (Mohammed VI Football Academy) – Younes Eider (Paris Saint-Germain, France) – Maghliyah Yakubo (Firenze, Italy) – Yaser Mouh (Monaco, France) – Abdullah Wazan (Ajax Amsterdam, Netherlands) – Adam Saudy (Toulouse, France) – Louis Maghouza (Real Betis, Spain) – Mehdi Zneefakha (Clairfontaine, France) – Omar Marinyo (Real Sociedad, Spain) – Mohammed Shnah (Orleans, France) – Ali Filali (Malaga, Spain) – Mohammed Hizam (Elche, Spain) – Abduh Al-Hayd Vidal (Angers, France) – Amin Amghar (Utrecht, Netherlands) – Adam Jot (Mohammed VI Football Academy) – Elias Al-Hidaoui (Mohammed VI Football Academy) – Chouaib Blarouch (Mohammed VI Football Academy) – Ahmed Mahboub (Fath Sporting Club) – Hamza Bouhdi (Fath Sporting Club).

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