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October 5, 2025

The national reserve team faces Egypt and Kuwait in preparation for the Arab Cup.

The national reserve team faces Egypt and Kuwait in preparation for the Arab Cup.
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The national reserve team will face Egypt and Kuwait in preparation for the Arab Cup

Express TV: Mostafa Filali

The national reserve team will play two friendly matches against Egypt and Kuwait, respectively, as part of its preparations for the Arab Cup, which will be held in Qatar from December 1 to 18.

The Royal Moroccan Football Federation announced in a statement that these matches are part of a closed training camp for the reserve national team. The “Atlas Lions B” will meet Egypt on October 9 at Albashir Stadium in Mohammedia, in a match that will be played without fans, before taking on Kuwait on October 14 in Dubai, UAE.

The Royal Moroccan Football Federation also released the squad list for the reserve national team, which includes several standout names across different positions. The list consists of the following players:

Goalkeepers: Salah Eddin Chahab (FUS Rabat), Rashid Ghaneimi, Ayoub Khiyati.

Defenders: Marouane Louadni, Younes Abdelhamid, Hamza Moussaoui, Haitham Manout, Mohamed Boulksout, Mohamed Mfid, Mahmoud Bentayk, Marouane Saadan, Sofiane Boufitni.

Midfielders: Rabi Hraymat, Khalid Ait Orkhan, Anas Bash, Ayoub Khairy, Saber Bougrine, Amin Suan, Walid El Karti.

Forwards: Reda Slim, Youssef Mohri, Osama Malloui, Hamza El Hanouri, Ashraf Bencharki, Abdul Razak Hamdallah, Walid Azaro, Amin Zahzouh, Osama Tanan.

Under the leadership of coach Tarik Skitiwi, the national reserve team will compete in the Arab Cup finals within Group B, alongside Saudi Arabia, as well as the winner of the match between Oman and Somalia, and the qualifier from the match between Yemen and the Comoros.

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